j.p. morgan chase institute suggest the enhanced benefits and help thousands of households continue purchasing critical needs. food, diapers, the basics. and allowing these benefits to expire or will result in household spending cuts and reduction in economic activities. exactly the opposite of what we need to do right now. this weekend on television there was a governor from the federal reserve in minneapolis who basically said this is exactly the ngwrong time to cut back on benefits to the unemployed area and when the questioner said to him owhat about our deficit, he was very frank about it. yes, for the time being it will add to the debt of the united states if the economy recovers which we have to work to achieve, that recovered economy willbe able to take care of that ebdebt . that's something to keep in mind too. it isn't just for the benefit of the families employed, it's for the benefit of the overall economy to put money tback into it now. we learn in basic economics if you want to get out of the recession the first dollar the government gives away should be to the unemployed. they w

that fossil fuel and utility companies as well as financial institutions have been contributing to law enforcement for years j.p. morgan chase is an official corporate partner of the police the bank has given $4600000.00 to the new york city police foundation was. was released foundations across the country in places like chicago philadelphia and new york city have been showered with corporate money money from the same corporations such as marathon wells fargo and j.p. morgan that now claim suddenly they are woke furthermore these companies sponsor events in dollars that celebrate the police and remind the public that police power is backed up by corporate power it looks very good to shell out money in the name of equality but will money speak louder than words when companies claim to support black lives matter but then fund the police i think that they're placing wagers and bets on all sides. that is to say that i'm sure these petroleum companies they feel that police departments their products and they believe that black lives matter folks buy their products as well however i think that those of us in the movement see this

institutions. when it comes to ensuring that women and minority owned businesses can access ppp loans and other funding i'm glad to see some lenders taken the initiative, lender such as j.p. morgan chase and the bank of america have provided data highlighting their work to ensure that ppp is available to a diverse group of customers. for example, jp morgan set up a new program to focus on underserved on for doors in the bank of america is conducting extensive outreach to small business clients in low and moderate income neighborhoods to raise awareness about ppp and other loans but it is not just for nations big banks that are helping those in need. let me tell you about what happened in st. louis last month with a banker from the midwest bank center who was getting his haircut when he overheard that the african american woman barber shop owner had taken out a 5000-dollar payday loan to pay bills. the banker offered to assist her in applying for ppp loans. that interaction eventually led, most importantly, to the bank signing a deal with the national minority supplier development, a group which helps minority owned businesses access ppp loans. i commend these professionals for their o