Black Girl Money Mysteries: The Money Story of Black Banks
Today’s podcast we are chatting about the first Black Bank The Freedman Bank:
After the Civil War, President Lincoln wanted to create financial literacy for African Americans transition into freedom. The Freedman Bureau Act was the establishment to start a black bank for African Americans. But the push for African American upward mobility in the aftermath of the slavery era turned out to be a disaster in disguise.
We talk about how the Freedman Bank is a part of our American Money story
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