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How many of the chief executives running America’s top 500 companies are Black? 1%. “Race shapes that experience more than the résumé does.” https://t.co/VN8mfjJGyY via @WSJ
Lisa Wardell is among the few Black female CEOs of publicly traded U.S. companies. Mentors ensure she never walks alone. https://t.co/6Kot47mBz6 via @WSJ
The Fed’s first Black president has made economic resilience a focus at the central bank, which is changing how it talks about racial and economic inequality https://t.co/TAt76fcLfm via @WSJ
As businesses pledge money and action toward racial equity, companies like Peloton and PayPal say they’re not just against racism, they’re antiracist. What exactly does that mean? https://t.co/Kq50VLkuZU via @WSJ
On Wall Street, one former banker says “the perception is that this person doesn’t know any wealthy people, except maybe rappers and ballplayers.” https://t.co/crwmJD1sJA via @WSJ
Please look at this and compare the Japanese internment bill for 4 years of internment 42 -46 it is 7,000 words long vs. #HR40 for hundreds of years of #ados slavery and Jim Crow which is only 2,500 words. #editHR40 and take out the $12 million dollar slush fund as well.