
perhaps brehs more well-versed in economics can provide more insight, but this is my very simplistic take on black economic bargaining power...
it's obvious that being black in many non-black owned establishments in the US is oftentimes synonymous to being a second-class citizen, yet our money still changes hands. be it the indian liquor store or larger, white-owned chains with history of racial profiling (barney's), would it not be a powerful and realistic statement to be able to still indulge in the goods we enjoy... just from another source?
with china being a CHEAP, mass producer of goods and a consumer-based economy, what would stop this? goods can be bought from alibaba for instance. yes, customs would be an issue in large quantities individually, but i'm not talking about wholesale purchasing.
not saying this is the end all to white supremacy, but a small, relatively EASY step to recognize black bargaining power, and leveraging that
yes, the chinese theoretically are not our allies, but it's a more strategic move than anything... similar to chinese countries current relations with african countries.
i know some are going to mention, why not directly black businesses... that could be a facet as well, but i'm assuming in terms of general infrastructure, means of MASS production, and short-term impact, buying from basically a super-power could take off faster.
yes, folks still would not have economic independence, likely working for whites, not owning property, etc... but as a stepping stone to better things?

basically a psuedo economic boycott to address greater issues of structural inequality, racism, etc.