Aid4families and the NAACP file complaints against racist banking practices.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 14, 2009 --

Indicted whistle blower organization Aid4families has its $100M complaint against the Community Credit Union under review with the Human Rights Commission. The complaint is emblematic of the cultural and institutional discriminatory hardships faced by protected groups in dealing with banking institutions. Like the sub-prime crisis, the sub-standard, sub-par and second class treatment has fueled this crisis and blunted the opportunities of millions for generations. This suit, like the one filed by the NAACP against Wells Fargo, is part of a contiguous effort to reverse the cultural myths of deserved mistreatment. These cases will likely prove that underserved and undeserved are not the same thing.


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