[ColdNoMore]

And even if you're a billionaire, but you're black...the racism doesn't end.


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Smith said he still wrestles with racism today. "It affects every black person in America. I still feel it today, and it's disturbing," he said.

"In spending time with my teenage children, talking about the effects of racism on them, the effects of racism that I still see when trying to raise capital ... those dynamics, unfortunately, they have been embedded.

This is the whole point of ‘systemic,’ [it’s] embedded into the psyche of Americans and the institutions of America.

And those are the things we have to eradicate."

P.S. For those that won't bother to read the link...here's the person who said it.

CEO Reed Hastings and his wife Patty Quillin are committing $120 million to the United Negro College Fund and historically black higher education institutions Spelman College and Morehouse College.

The donation, the largest of its kind, was partly inspired by Robert F. Smith, CEO and chairman of Vista Equity Partners, who last year announced that he would pay off the student debt of about 400 Morehouse College students.