Twitter is going off on a bank for creating a debit card with Harriet Tubman on the front — the catch is that it looks like she's giving the "Wakanda Forever" sign from Black Panther.
Everyone was seriously confused by the bank's decision to create a card using that image, but they explained their reasoning and it's actually pretty positive. However, it didn't stop people from calling the bank out for using the black icon for monetary gain.
OneUnited Bank is the largest black-owned bank in the country, so it was even more surprising that the image of Tubman was used. While some people were extremely against the card, some people thought it was a positive symbol of representation. The card was meant to be a symbol for black empowerment for Black History Month, but unfortunately, it wasn't received that way.
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