In her newly released memoir, Melania Trump attributes the denial of a bank account for her son Barron and the closure of her own account to 'cancel culture' and 'political discrimination.' She claims these actions reflect civil rights violations and a broader socio-political bias following the January 6 Capitol riots. Melania further describes how this perceived discrimination affected her charitable initiatives, such as the Fostering the Future program, which lost a partnership due to her involvement. Her experiences, according to her writings, exemplify a growing trend where 'cancel culture' influences corporate decisions and impacts individuals based on political affiliation. The memoir has sparked discussions about the real-world implications of political bias in financial and social spheres. Critics and supporters are debating the validity and scope of 'de-banking' and its potential ramifications.