US EditionTop banker says Trump’s return to power has freed him to use slurs: ‘I can say p***y without fear’
- Donald Trump's return to the White House has allowed companies to abandon climate goals and diversity efforts, as reported by the Financial Times.
- Major Wall Street banks and money managers have left industry groups focused on climate change, feeling free to prioritize profits without social repercussions, according to the Financial Times.
- Corporations like Harley Davidson and Ford have rolled back diversity commitments following Trump's election victory, as stated by the Financial Times.
- A top banker expressed feeling liberated to use slurs without fear of cancellation, saying, 'We can say p***y without fear,' as reported by the Financial Times.
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'I feel liberated!' Banker says Trump's election has freed him to spew slurs
A person described as a "top banker" by the Financial Times said the success of President-elect Donald Trump has freed them to spout slurs without fear of repercussions.“I feel liberated,” the banker told the paper. “We can say ‘r----d’ and ‘p---y’ without the fear of getting canceled... it’s a new dawn.”The quote is part of a broader report about the way that more of corporate America under Trump's second administration now feels unshackled by …
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