"More people do not have a bank account today (40 million Americans) than were denied the right to vote in the civil rights movement of 1963 (approximately 26 million African-Americans)."
"More people do not have a bank account today (40 million Americans) than were denied the right to vote in the civil rights movement of 1963 (approximately 26 million African-Americans)."

Another milestone for the inclusive capitalism movement — this time, moving up. Capitalism for All: Inclusive Economics and the Future-Proofing

A Tribute to King Harald V of Norway, and a Salute to My Friend and Brother, King Haakon VIII By