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Caroline Shenaz Hossein

No more Black suffering on display: expose racist banking to public scrutiny and bring in home-grown ROSCAs

A story that aired in late April on The National outlined how Ottawa painter and construction worker Kensha Spaulding was told by his TD

Opinion | BY CAROLINE SHENAZ HOSSEIN | May 31, 2021

Ottawa resident Kensha Spaulding told CBC’s The National that he’s lost sleep over his treatment at a local bank branch, where he was subjected to intense scrutiny when attempting to deposit a paycheque. It is infuriating that we keep hearing these stories at a time when we are supposed to being conscious of systemic racism against Indigenous and Black people, writes Caroline Shenaz Hossein. Screenshot courtesy of CBC

No more Black suffering on display: expose racist banking to public scrutiny and bring in home-grown ROSCAs

Opinion | BY CAROLINE SHENAZ HOSSEIN | May 31, 2021

A story that aired in late April on The National outlined how Ottawa painter and construction worker Kensha Spaulding was told by his TD

No more Black suffering on display: expose racist banking to public scrutiny and bring in home-grown ROSCAs

Opinion | BY CAROLINE SHENAZ HOSSEIN | May 31, 2021

A story that aired in late April on The National outlined how Ottawa painter and construction worker Kensha Spaulding was told by his TD

Ottawa resident Kensha Spaulding told CBC’s The National that he’s lost sleep over his treatment at a local bank branch, where he was subjected to intense scrutiny when attempting to deposit a paycheque. It is infuriating that we keep hearing these stories at a time when we are supposed to being conscious of systemic racism against Indigenous and Black people, writes Caroline Shenaz Hossein. Screenshot courtesy of CBC

No more Black suffering on display: expose racist banking to public scrutiny and bring in home-grown ROSCAs

A story that aired in late April on The National outlined how Ottawa painter and construction worker Kensha Spaulding was told by his TD

Opinion | BY CAROLINE SHENAZ HOSSEIN | May 31, 2021

Ottawa resident Kensha Spaulding told CBC’s The National that he’s lost sleep over his treatment at a local bank branch, where he was subjected to intense scrutiny when attempting to deposit a paycheque. It is infuriating that we keep hearing these stories at a time when we are supposed to being conscious of systemic racism against Indigenous and Black people, writes Caroline Shenaz Hossein. Screenshot courtesy of CBC

No more Black suffering on display: expose racist banking to public scrutiny and bring in home-grown ROSCAs

Opinion | BY CAROLINE SHENAZ HOSSEIN | May 31, 2021

A story that aired in late April on The National outlined how Ottawa painter and construction worker Kensha Spaulding was told by his TD

No more Black suffering on display: expose racist banking to public scrutiny and bring in home-grown ROSCAs

Opinion | BY CAROLINE SHENAZ HOSSEIN | May 31, 2021

A story that aired in late April on The National outlined how Ottawa painter and construction worker Kensha Spaulding was told by his TD

Ottawa resident Kensha Spaulding told CBC’s The National that he’s lost sleep over his treatment at a local bank branch, where he was subjected to intense scrutiny when attempting to deposit a paycheque. It is infuriating that we keep hearing these stories at a time when we are supposed to being conscious of systemic racism against Indigenous and Black people, writes Caroline Shenaz Hossein. Screenshot courtesy of CBC

Canada can take a lesson on financial inclusion from Black banker ladies

As we live through a global pandemic, we see the deeply ingrained racial and anti-Black inequities. We have a chance to rebuild equitable economies.

Opinion | BY CAROLINE SHENAZ HOSSEIN | February 24, 2021

Canada can take a lesson on financial inclusion from Black banker ladies

Opinion | BY CAROLINE SHENAZ HOSSEIN | February 24, 2021

As we live through a global pandemic, we see the deeply ingrained racial and anti-Black inequities. We have a chance to rebuild equitable economies.

Canada can take a lesson on financial inclusion from Black banker ladies

Opinion | BY CAROLINE SHENAZ HOSSEIN | February 24, 2021

As we live through a global pandemic, we see the deeply ingrained racial and anti-Black inequities. We have a chance to rebuild equitable economies.