More than a decade later, we are still grappling with the consequences of a crisis created by greed and complete and utter disregard for the welfare of everyday Americans.

However, comparatively it doesn't sound as generous when you think about the fact that over $43 billion have been paid by your bank in fines in just this decade since the financial crisis.

While many banks have chosen to forego overdraft fees, Bank of America, Chase, and Citigroup still cling to these practices.

Reclaiming my time. Moving on, I want to quickly touch on another issue hurting our communities.

Well, women were 30 percent to 46 percent more likely to receive subprime mortgage loans during the financial crisis than men, and black women were 256 percent more likely to receive subprime loans than white men.

So for the purposes of the record, could you clarify, in 2017 JPMorgan agreed to a $53 million settlement with the DOJ pertaining to allegations of what?

Your bank shareholders are reaping record profits while there is little evidence these lower-income individuals and communities of color are anywhere near close to recovering.

I do believe our diversity is our greatest strength and arguably the greatest contributor to our economy.

Do you believe that representation matters in American politics and imagery?

I want to also lift up not only the increased frequency and severity of asthma as well as the increase of the number of insects who carry diseases like Zika and West Nile.

As it stands currently, our currency does not reflect the diversity of individuals who have contributed to our great American history.

Yes or no, do you believe people other than white men have greatly contributed to this country and its history?