Cardell B.
Here’s a letter I wrote to region bank…
Here’s a letter I wrote to region bank about racial profile and discrimination. Baton Rouge, La. I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to express my serious concern about an incident I recently experienced at one of your branches, in Baton Rouge, La. (Essen Lane) It is my belief that I was subjected to racial discrimination and profiling, which has deeply affected my perception of Regions Bank as an institution that values diversity and inclusion. On October 2024, I visited your branch located at Baton Rouge, La (Essen Lane) to talk with a branch manager, about my checking account that had Two checks that’s was posted on my account, that I didn’t not have a clue about. During my interaction with the staff, I felt that I was treated unfairly based on my race. When I walked into the bank that day, the branch manager (Amanda C.) asked for my ID and Bank card. When she saw the check that was posted. She said; yes ! You have committed fraud an your region bank account we’ll be close. I was so shocked that she accuse me of fraud. I had came into the bank, so I can find out what’s going on, with my bank account. I was very confused, and hurt. So, I decided to go to another bank in the black community to get some help about my bank account. The banker at Region, in Baton Rouge La. (Florida St) helped me with my account. She showed me how the checks didn’t have my signature and how they were washed. I had to asked her what is wash, she showed me on the printed checks. I was so nervous I was thinking about my identity was stolen. I even changed my phone number. The banker that helped me, located (Bon Carre Branch). Thanks for her. This experience left me feeling disrespected and marginalized, and I believe it reflects a broader issue of racial profiling that needs to be addressed. It is important for all customers to be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their racial or ethnic background. I trust that Regions Bank shares this belief, and I am hopeful that you will take immediate steps to investigate this matter. This is NOT her first time doing this, she did it to another black man, but she call the police on him. I kindly request that you take the following actions: 1. Conduct a thorough investigation into the incident I have described and any patterns of similar experiences reported by other customers. 2. Provide me with an update on the steps Regions Bank is taking to prevent future occurrences of racial discrimination or profiling within your branches. 3. Offer a formal apology for the discrimination I experienced and outline how you intend to ensure such incidents do not occur again. I look forward to your prompt response and to seeing concrete actions taken to resolve this matter. Should you require any further information from me, I am happy to provide it. Thank you for your attention to this serious issue.



