Did you expect the story to receive national attention?
Replied byGabe Karp
Co-Founder at VryfID
Niche: Marketplace
Revenue: Pre-revenue/month
Location: United States
Started: 2024
No, not at all. I thought it would spark some discussion online, but I never expected it to become a national story. The amount of attention it received showed just how strongly people feel about discrimination and how important these conversations remain.
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