Being that black-owned businesses are probably 100% more likely to hire a black person, especially the many who are in dire circumstances that really need it & when considering that black-owned businesses are probably 100% more likely to support grassroots organizations in the community, designed to benefit the community, the phrase Support black businesses. is in no way shape, form, or fashion a racist one, but a culturally convicting one. The difference between us black folks & Asians & Hispanics, is that they generally dont have to stress support within their communities, whereas we on the other hand, struggle with the conditioning of learning to hate ourselves; causing jealousy, distrust, & lack of communication to deviate our perspectives from the reality of our capability & responsibility of being our own resource for socio-politico-economic welfare. The problem is, too many black folks sit around waiting on other ethnic groups to provide them with welfare & financial security & are too heavily concerned with not wanting to seem like we dont want to include anybody else IN our socio-politico economic reforms, meanwhile we continue be systematically shut OUT of socio-politico-economic reforms.
Posted on: Sun, 09 Nov 2014 18:42:52 +0000