In today’s first installment of a five-part series on the Greenlining Institute, Examiner editorial page editor Mark Tapscott and Tori Richards report that the organization was evolved from the practice of “persuading” giant financial corporations and community banks “to re-direct billions of dollars away from profit-making activities to lending based on ideologically defined gender and other demographic factors.”
They made out quite well too — the founders both made a little under $200,000 each in their last full year in their respective positions.
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