We should always be concerned with the untruths in movements.
Ms. Adams statement regarding the silly comparison of credit scores is misleading.
Women chose to share their credit situation with their husbands. I grew up with her in "those days", and know of many situations where women had their own credit card(s), and the husband did not. Indeed, it was even a joke in "those days" for comedy, the large number of credit cards in our purses, etc.
It makes me sad to wonder why we would not want to share our credit score with our husband. Isn't that what marriage is? We become one?
And, btw, the sign on the right side of the picture is from a website for a print shop in Shoreline, lest anyone think this a national movement any more than simply business. Those with the skills can find out all they like about what is so easy these days, to make mountains out of molehills, and virtual molehills at that.
"They make merchandise of you", written nearly 2,000 years ago. So true today!