Found a list of black owned banks-avoid these

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Found a list of black owned banks-avoid these (www.finder.com)

I went looking for conservative credit unions or openly white friendly ones, I came across this link.

Posting so people can re-share and avoid.

Anyone know of a credit union that doesn't hate white people, or isn't woke in some way or even better is openly conservative.

I went looking for conservative credit unions or openly white friendly ones, I came across this link. Posting so people can re-share and avoid. Anyone know of a credit union that doesn't hate white people, or isn't woke in some way or even better is openly conservative.

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let’s be honest - not a chance in hell blacks actually own any banks. this is “operation human shield” for lizard kike bankers. “black-owned” means kikes are doing extra shady shit with the money.

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FAMU Federal Credit Union

FAMU Federal Credit Union was created in 1935 after six individuals used $50 of their personal funds to secure a federal credit union charter. The credit union used to be located on the Florida A&M campus, hence its name. Now it’s located just outside of the FAMU campus.

Branch locations: Tallahassee, Florida ATMs: 1 Branches: 1

ONE bank and ATM in the huge state of Florida, lol...niggers are a joke.

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No black banks here in Oklahoma

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Excellent find, good sir

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Contact the John Birch Society. There is probably something out there in the Midwest.

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thanks good sir.

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