Bank gay

The Chatner

Let the congregation climb for the recitation of the Confiteor:

I confess to the gay bank and its network of financial coaches specializing in the needs of the Homosexual community, to the blessed managing directors and to Kapor Capital and Precursor Capital, who co-led the blessed round of seed funding, to the $5 million secured therein, and to the blessed apostles of the Anthemis Team, Clocktower, Financial Venture Studio, and Citi, along with all the allies and values-driven consumers seeking to disrupt the neobanking field and, not satisfied merely with expanding its flagship product, who also compete to expand its attendant lifestyle services designed to improve financial equality for the estimated million-plus Americans who identify as Gay, along with all the saints of the marketplace, and the market itself:

Through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault I hold sinned:

By pride, in my abundant evil iniquitous and heinous thought, in making jokes about the homosexual bank,

speech, pollution, recommendation, delectation, consent, word and de

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Gay Men&#;s Reading Group

Reading Group books are available from Left Bank Books in St. Louis, MO at a 20% discount.

Meets at Left Bank Books, Central West End, St. Louis, MO on the fourth Thursday of every month. Open to gay men and our friends. 

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US Bank branch caters to LGBTQ+ customers. Shouldn't all banks be welcoming?

This feels like a cultural moment in Arizona. 

U.S. Bank has opened its first branch in Arizona that caters specifically to people in the LGBTQ+ community.

The branch just north of downtown welcomes gay and transitioned people with rainbow signs and art that depicts same-sex couples, The Arizona Republic’s Russ Wiles reports.  

Further, it tailors its services to the unique needs of gay and transitioned people, with staff members who “represent and comprehend the community’s needs,” Wiles reports. 

You don’t have to be LGBTQ+ to bank at the branch. All customers are welcome. 

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It’s just that some customers are more welcome. 

Should banking be based on sexuality and gender?

Is this a good thing?

It certainly isn’t wrong to tailor a business to unique population groups. We have children’s shoe stores and big-and-tall men shops. There are gay bars and Western bars and even sports bars that micro-market to Chicago Cubs fans.

But this kind of customization fo