If indeed, Truist is dedicated to ending racism, it should neither support CRT views nor subject its customers, employees, and suppliers to critical race theory views that are racist. My family has banked with Suntrust for 20 years and with Bank of America for 47 years. If BOA does not change their policies re CRT in the next three months we have informed BOA we are moving $150, 000 + of ours it currently holds. We will consider moving it to Truists. Unfortunately, Your "equity" and "supplier diversity" web pages seem to indicate that Truist may be just as racist. Before using Truist, I will attempt to determine whether Truist is truely non-racist and deserves our money. This will include further exploring the following items from your website (which sounds a lot like the CRT racism at BOA)and discussing with many Truist employees to determine whether this type of racist CRT training is being mandated: "--Hundreds of Day of Understanding sessions throughout the year to encourage bold and courageous conversations on topics like race and social justice --Bundled educational resources, including articles, podcasts, books, training, and videos, to create empathy and enhance understanding of racial equity and social justice topics --Training leaders to recognize and change unconscious bias and provide inclusion and diversity learning opportunities for all" The types of training cited above do nothing but promote discrimination. They intimidate employees rather than promote "bold and honest" discussion of racist ideas like what is called "equity" and "social justice" causing them to fear that honest communication will be punished. I have actively fought racism by word and deed for my entire adult life--I'm 76. What your website indicates you are doing is the opposite of fighting racism. If you are honest, you will be shocked that the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment requested below is met with a response similar to that the phrase "all lives matter" has been met with. If so, this says all that needs to be said about whether your CRT efforts and "equity" page promote racism rather than support ending racism.