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The work of Bigger Pie Forum strongly believes an open and free market will create more prosperity for more citizens than a heavily regulated market place. BPF aims to advance free enterprise, fiscal discipline, economic growth, and the rule of law.

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Rosa Parks and a Texas Mom

by Kelley Williams

Published October 2, 2020

In 1953, Rosa Parks refused to go to the back of the bus in Birmingham. She was a seamstress and a civil rights activist. She was arrested for civil disobedience for violating Alabama’s segregated bus laws - which were subsequently held unconstitutional under the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.

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A BPF Book Review – An Unlikely Trust

By Ashby Foote | February 2, 2018

An Unlikely Trust is a great read for history buffs and it also provides valuable context for our current economy that is wrestling with monopolistic behavior by tech titans such as Google, Facebook and Amazon.

A BPF Book Review: Move Fast and Break Things

By Ashby Foote | November 17, 2017

It’s no secret that the Internet has become the world’s dominant communications network over the past two decades. It’s stunning rise to economic powerhouse has far surpassed the success of its precursor networks. In the process, a handful of mega tech companies have overwhelmed the regulatory structure intended to foster innovation, growth and a market place open to all competitors.

Pay To Play

By Kelley Williams | February 2, 2016

Good government may be an oxymoron because there’s too much of it. A good place to start whittling is on monopolies and their political enablers.