This Thanksgiving, we honor the investors who kept going through confusion, loss, and silence. Your persistence protects others. Progress is slow, but every step toward truth and accountability matters and no one should have to walk that path alone.
Consumer protection is no longer enough. This essay reframes accountability as a civic responsibility — a preventive, transparent infrastructure that protects public trust itself.
When oversight becomes reactive instead of protective, citizens pay the price. This essay calls for institutional courage, the kind of transparency that prevents harm instead of merely punishing it afterward.
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