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Amos declares doom to the traitors of the desperate.Jesus talks the pros and cons of corruption. PASSAGE OF THE DAY 270 "The very dust of your city which clings to us we wipe off against you. Nevertheless know this, that the kingdom of God has come near you."Luke 10:11 VIDEO REFERENCESYou too can Fish Around & Find Out (idk how u think I meant FAFO 🙃) answers to the step by step yourself. Were u betrayed by side deal or is that just the art of the deal fr fr. 🧐(trigger warning):Source: Colorado Public Radio https://share.google/RCc8SHSI82z7zzJPySource: USEmbassy.gov https://share.google/OzAbLJrkvRi2OMSLlSource: Reuters https://share.google/x0JHYn11Jwp3vCf9hSource: IMDb https://share.google/E0vmrID9S8eEAE42aSource: Wikipedia https://share.google/QW5O04TpPY1GsQznpSource: YouTube https://share.google/3XxmTpGm5kXpzKoGWSource: Environmental Working Group https://share.google/YBhjtn8PjDZ1HRW5lREPARATIVE REPENTANCE: (Cheapest way to pay for it!)Estimates from economic reports published in 2020 and 2021 indicate that systemic racism has cost the U.S. economy trillions of dollars in lost gross domestic product (GDP). The specific figure of $2 trillion in lost GDP is cited in some analyses, though other reports have estimated both higher and lower figures. The total cost is derived by calculating the unrealized economic potential caused by historical and ongoing racial inequality. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] Key reports outlining the economic cost of racism: Citigroup ($16 trillion): A 2020 study from Citigroup estimated that racial inequality had cost the U.S. economy $16 trillion in lost GDP over the past 20 years. The study highlighted the costs from four main areas: $13 trillion in unrealized business revenue due to discriminatory lending against Black entrepreneurs. $2.7 trillion in lost income from wage disparities for Black Americans. $218 billion lost due to discrimination in housing credit. $90 billion to $113 billion in lifetime income lost from limited access to higher education. San Francisco Federal Reserve ($51 trillion): In 2021, a paper from the San Francisco Federal Reserve estimated that racial and ethnic inequalities cost the U.S. economy $51 trillion in lost output between 1990 and 2019. The analysis focused on persistent gaps in labor market opportunities, including disparities in employment, education, and earnings. Fast Company ($2 trillion annually): In a 2024 article, the author mentions an economic estimate that racial bias costs the American economy "at least $2 trillion annually" in lost potential. The author uses this figure to emphasize the overall systemic costs of bias. McKinsey & Company ($1 to $1.5 trillion): A 2019 study by McKinsey estimated that closing the Black-white wealth gap could grow the U.S. economy by $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion by 2028. [2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] How racism hurts economic growthEconomists find that racial discrimination hinders GDP by creating significant systemic gaps that limit economic potential. These include: Wage and wealth gaps: Discriminatory practices result in lower wages and fewer opportunities for wealth accumulation in marginalized communities. The resulting lower consumer spending and investment harm the overall economy. Education disparities: Gaps in access to quality education limit the potential of racial and ethnic minorities, restricting the growth of human capital and innovation. Barriers to entrepreneurship: Studies show that discriminatory lending and limited access to capital prevent many Black and minority entrepreneurs from starting and expanding businesses, stifling innovation and job creation. Restricted housing and credit: Historical and ongoing discrimination in housing and credit markets limit homeownership and wealth-building opportunities, especially for Black families. [4, 12, 13, 14, 15] These long-standing disparities lead to a smaller, less productive workforce and less dynamic economy than would otherwise be possible. [11, 16, 17] AI responses may include mistakes