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Next, AmEx invited Dr. Khalil Muhammad—great-grandson of Nation of Islam founder Elijah Muhammad—to lecture on "race in corporate America." Muhammad argued that the system of capitalism is fundamentally racist and based on "racist logics and forms of domination."pic.twitter.com/llIEOUQiR9
Muhammad said the company should reduce credit standards for black customers and sacrifice profits in the interest of race-based reparations. "If you want to do good, then you’re going to have to set up products and [product] lines that don’t maximize profit," he said.pic.twitter.com/OZGDqu5MYl
Finally, AmEx recommends a series of resources for employees to dedicate themselves "to the lifelong task of overcoming our country’s racist heritage." These materials endorse "prison abolition," race-based reparations, and the idea that white children are racist.pic.twitter.com/mjI3kX1OhA
Read my full investigation in today's New York Post:https://nypost.com/2021/08/11/american-express-tells-its-workers-capitalism-is-racist/ …
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This is where the rubber hits the road. Training employees is merely performative anti-racism; I doubt very much AMEX actually believes this crap enough to sacrifice profits.
Looking forward to the Black Reparations Amex where paying your charges is not required.
"Housing Bubble" *cough*
Wow. Reduce credit standards for black customers? That’s called free money. There is a reason (not racism) that someone’s credit score is low. AE wouldn’t see that money again
Let’s see if corporate execs actually set up products that don’t maximize profits BEFORE they tell their employees how to behave toward each other.
Welcome to real estate catastrophy 2008 yet again
Do we not want private companies to make their own rules anymore? 
Just trying to keep up.
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