And there's nothing wrong with being cautious with your money. Has nothing to do with color either. Everyone on this board that has done black business has probably been burned. So I'm not gonna just go out and write Umar Johnson a check for his school without seeing certain things in place first, I'm not running out and putting my money in a bank just because its the fad thing to do right now either. I need certain assurances. Just last month I had to file a complaint against a brother for ripping me off on some rehab work. I wanted to support a black business and keep the black dollars in our community. Now I gotta go to court in another state and fight for my $3000 back. So maybe if you're at the nickles and dimes level with your finances you can throw money at a bank that may or may not sell out to crackers in the future thus putting you right back in the white man's pocket, but I'm more discriminating with my dollars and a lot more serious about black infrastructure.
Thats BUSINESS brother, it wouldn't have mattered black or white shitty folks exist... BUT when a CAC rips you off its him, when a Blackman does its representative of black businessmen.
Again no offense, but I been ripped off enough by cac institutions and kept doing business with other CAC institutions... as we all have.
We WILLINGLY do business with the likes of BofA knowing full well how they have institutional lyrics ripped off their customers and systemically propped up white supremacy in their leading practices... hell Look at how backs even look in black areas.
you can always tell the ones who know nothing about business practices. no one is saying that this is not a good idea. it's a fucking great idea. but mergers and acquisitions are a way of the business world. if these black banks would say to black folks, in essence a pledge saying "