Detroit Black Chamber of Commerce’s Post

It appears that some DEI advocates may have become disheartened or disillusioned over the years, leading to a perceived lack of current effort and failure of current leadership in addressing this issue. However, it is important to note that DEI remains a crucial and ongoing cause. A recent appeal by the Black Business Fund is testing the application of post-Civil War laws in cases related to DEI, highlighting the continued relevance of the issue. https://lnkd.in/e6swDF3A

It appears that some DEI advocates may have become disheartened or disillusioned over the years, leading to a perceived lack of current effort and failure of current leadership in addressing this issue. However, it is important to note that DEI remains a crucial and ongoing cause. A recent appeal by the Black Business Fund is testing the application of post-Civil War laws in cases related to DEI, highlighting the continued relevance of the issue. https://lnkd.in/e6swDF3A

It appears that some DEI advocates may have become disheartened or disillusioned over the years, leading to a perceived lack of current effort and failure of current leadership in addressing this issue. However, it is important to note that DEI remains a crucial and ongoing cause. A recent appeal by the Black Business Fund is testing the application of post-Civil War laws in cases related to DEI, highlighting the continued relevance of the issue. https://lnkd.in/e6swDF3A

Today, business and civil rights leaders are reacting to the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) report on corporate accountability. USBC and 17 other business and civil rights leaders signed on to a statement applauding the CBC and the companies that participated in this first accountability assessment. These leaders called on companies to stand firm in their dedication to diverse and inclusive business practices because it creates value for the companies and ensures national competitiveness. You can read the full statement below. https://conta.cc/4dXbjCW

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Continuing our series on #BlackHistoryMonth: Like Secretary Weber, Sec. Thomas is the first Black person to be elected Secretary of State, this time in Connecticut!

Today, the FSCA and the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Commission (B-BBEE Commission) will be entering into a Memorandum of Understanding. The FSCA looks forward to this working relationship and anticipates that it will among other things, bring to light the gaps that exist in the collection of data on the implementation of the B-BBEE Act in the Financial Sector.

Standing Together Against Attacks on Black-Led Organizations Dear Community Members, It is with a heavy heart and a resolute spirit that I address you today regarding the ongoing attacks on Black-led organizations within our community. The systematic racism and hatred that continue to target these essential pillars of our community are abhorrent and unacceptable. Time and time again, we witness the relentless assault on Black leadership and organizations that aim to uplift and empower our community. Every moment of Black joy and excellence is met with disproportionate scrutiny, excessive policing, and unjust penalties, stripping away the very foundation of normalcy and freedom that should be inherent to all. The unfair burden placed upon our political and community leaders is evident for all to see. The obstacles they face simply for daring to pursue a better future for our community are unjust and must not go unchallenged. Now, more than ever, we must stand shoulder to shoulder in solidarity. We must uplift one another, support our Black-led organizations, and collectively strive to move our community forward towards a more just and equitable future. Together, let us be unwavering in our commitment to combating racism, supporting Black leadership, and creating a community where all can thrive without fear of persecution or discrimination. In unity and strength, Jon Henry Both Sides Of The Conversation Changing The Narrative From Our Voices.

1,000%. Jessica Welman thank you for having the courage to lay this out so well. I remember just last year folks saying our industry does an amazing job at AML and has been investing so much money in it and pointing to the black market as the problem. Yet me and all the AML folks I know were scratching our heads like seriously? The tech available before Kinectify was ancient and most AML work was done on Excel spreadsheets. It was a massive problem and we all knew it needed to be addressed. Common sense tells you humans cannot effectively monitor a billion+ wagers & transactions manually on spreadsheets.. Then came the fines. SO many fines. Everywhere you look globally there’s massive AML fines. And in the US there’s massive fines and an executive pled guilty and was sentenced for money laundering. Is the black market an issue for money laundering? 💯 yes. Does the regulated market need to also care and adopt tech from the 21st century? 💯 yes. SBC Americas