Equal Capital Distribution
The conversation highlights the urgent need for equitable capital distribution in venture capital, particularly for Black and Latinx founders. Arlan emphasizes the importance of changing perceptions and increasing funding, especially for Black women, who currently receive a disproportionately small share of venture dollars. By advocating for significant LP investments and a shift in the venture landscape, the goal is to create a level playing field where all founders can thrive without needing special designations to be seen.In this clip
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20VC
20VC: Arlan Hamilton: "We Have Come For Cake, Not The Crumbs", Arlan's Plan To Return $1Bn in 10 Years, Why Arlan Plans To Giveaway or Invest 90% of Her Wealth & What The LP Class Can Do To Ensure More Under-Represented Managers Get Funded
Related Questions
How can venture capital improve diversity?
Why is diversity lacking in venture capital, as discussed in the episode 20VC: Moxxie Ventures' Katie Stanton on What It Takes To Raise A First Time Fund As A Solo GP, The Entrance of Multi-Stage Funds Into Seed Rounds and The Inverse Relationship of Those That Fund Diverse Managers and Those That Say They Do and the clip Gender Disparities?
Where do you think the primary responsibility for increasing diversity lies: among the powerful or among the marginalized, as discussed in the episode Recode Decode: Backstage Capital founder Arlan Hamilton and Deeds Not Words founder Wendy Davis (live at SXSW) and the clip Diversity and Responsibility?