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As protests on the killing of an unarmed black man by Minneapolis authorities distribute over the U.S., Mark Mason, certainly one of Wall Street’s many senior black colored executives, debated whether to consider in.
Individuals he thought around him kept asking what.
On a seminar call a week ago to honor a small grouping of junior professionals inside Citigroup Inc., a worker asked Mason, the bank’s chief financial officer, as it had on issues including gun control and protests by white supremacists whether it planned to enter the political fray.