On a sunny Thursday morning, Cynthia Taylor walked into New Horizon’s Bank in downtown Riverton, ready for an important meeting. Dressed in a sleek, dark gray suit, she looked every bit the part of a successful professional.
Her natural hair was styled in a neat bun, and she carried a leather briefcase. The bustling lobby was filled with customers and staff rushing around, all too absorbed in their routines to notice her. But for Cynthia, this wasn’t just a visit; it was the culmination of years of hard work.
As she approached the teller line, she noticed a few side glances — the kind she had grown used to as a Black woman in corporate spaces. Still, she didn’t let it bother her. She stepped up to one of the windows and greeted the teller with a…..Read Full Story Here………………….
