That the House of Representatives— (1) commits— (A) to promoting Black entrepreneurship by expanding funding solutions, strengthening outreach to educate communities in the United States; and (B) to reforming policies that have created obstacles to success for Black businesses; (2) supports establishing forward-looking entrepreneurial goals and driving communities to the center of innovation in the 21st century by— (A) creating opportunities in sectors such as— (i) green energy; (ii) technology; and (iii) healthcare; and (B) building a workforce to be an investment in a better future; (3) asserts that systemic discrimination in the housing market in the United States has greatly contributed to the widening of the racial wealth gap and must be rectified; (4) will create solutions to address the affordable housing crisis in the United States by increasing the supply of available housing, reducing housing costs generally, enhancing programs to support and protect renters, and enforcing anti-discrimination laws; (5) supports initiatives to build the Black workforce and equip the Black community in the United States with the necessary tools to compete for stable jobs in every career and at every career level; (6) recognizes that as Black people in the United States are overrepresented in minimum wage jobs, the Federal minimum wage must be updated to reflect inflation; (7) acknowledges that additional necessary reforms addressing the economic disparity in the United States include improvements to career pathways programs, investing in historically Black colleges and universities, increasing the affordability of post high-school education, expanding access to apprenticeship and job skills training programs, and other solutions that maximize the potential of the Black workforce