After years of banks overcharging and undervaluing Black customers, ‘banking Black’ is gaining popularity as an effective way to fight systemic racism

Banking has a racist history in the US, beginning with the collapse of Freedman’s Bank in 1874. Black-owned banks offer an alternative to traditional banks’ discriminatory practices. Since 2016, Americans have moved more than $60 million into Black-owned banks.
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