As the Silicon Valley Bank postmortem continues, it’s worth sparing a thought for the startup founders of color who lost a valuable resource. Yes, it’s partly about the cash. “Less than 1% [of tech sector investment capital] goes to Black female founders,” says Tiffany Dufu, founder and CEO of The Cru, a startup to help women achieve their goals. When SVB failed, she found herself temporarily unable to make payroll. Dufu explained to NPR that she is emblematic of the kind of entrepreneurs who have to fight for both investment and access to expertise. “There are a lot of underrepresented...