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Home » Silicon Valley Bank spent $74M on Black Lives Matter, Social Justice Causes
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Silicon Valley Bank spent $74M on Black Lives Matter, Social Justice Causes

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By SBE Staff on March 16, 2023 Business
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By Stephen Frank | California Political Review

The U.S. taxpayers are bailing out the financiers of hate, racism, anti-women and the bullies trying to destroy America.  Silicon Valley Bank was a major donor to the racist BLM and other violent organizations.

“As it turns out, SVB was a massive donor to Black Lives Matter and other social justice causes, to the tune of nearly $74 million dollars. $73,450,000 to be more exact.

The figure comes from an extensive report dropped by the Claremont Institute on Tuesday. The report details $82 billion dollars in social justice/BLM investments by major American companies. SVB stands out as one of the larger donors, next to big donors like Apple ($100 million) and Comcast ($165 million). While at the top of the donation pool, those contributors do pale in comparison to donors like Blackrock ($810 million) and Citigroup ($1.1 billion). However, the group did pledge on their website to provide in total up to $11 billion dollars by 2026 for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs and racial justice causes.”

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