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June 2 · Issue #22 · View online
Personal Finance & Financial Independence
3(ish) Articles, Curated Daily
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If you’re new around here (which, frankly, we all are). My goals with starting the newsletter are two-fold:
- Help educate people about their personal finances
- Help promote the many amazing writers in the personal finance world
I’m constantly fighting a balance to ensure that we feature a diverse set of authors, opinions, and viewpoints. I also try to feature the most recent content, focusing on articles published the day prior to each newsletter. My initial struggle was mostly centered on COVID, yes, it has impacted all of us severely, but I did not want every article to be pandemic related doom and gloom. The protests around systemic racism in our society have gathered immense press coverage as of late, both in the personal finance world and outside of it. I want to continue the mission of the newsletter, but I also want to help lift up voices in the community fighting against racism. I hope I continue to have your support as we navigate through these challenges.
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List of African American Personal Finance Bloggers - My Money Chronicles
What’s going on everyone? This article is a resource where you can find many of the African American personal finance bloggers in one place.
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A Candid Conversation About Race in America - #moneyhungry
Minneapolis, Denver, NYC, Oakland, Atlanta, Washington D.C., Louisville, San Jose, Des Moines, Detroit, and the list goes on. These are just some of the cities that have experienced protests in the past week and George Floyd’s murder and murder porn video was one of the catalysts for these protests. Let’s be clear-sooner or later this …
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Systemic Racism is Real - in Schools and Money | Educator FI
A pause in posts today, to share a few of my core beliefs.
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