You know your credit score, even your Uber rating, but did you know you've likely been assigned

an ESG score as well?

Is the U.S. quietly adopting China's social credit scoring system?

I'm Georgia Howe with Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley.

It's April 6th, and this is your Saturday edition of Morningwire.

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news you need to know. Wall Street has used ESG scores for a number of years to pressure big companies to prioritize

progressive social goals over financial returns.

Now some investment firms have begun giving ESG scores to individuals and small businesses,

something critics warn is akin to China's social credit system.

Here with more as Daily Wire Culture reporter, Megan Basham.

So Megan, you've covered ESG at length on this show.

It's basically a social credit score for big

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