godkiller
"We are the Fury"
People always saying what black businesses do wrong.
Most are professionally ran so that's
Bullshyt
They're not as professionally ran and rarely have as many amentities as non-black owned businesses.
People always saying what black businesses do wrong.
Most are professionally ran so that's
Bullshyt
you dont even like other nigerians. why are you talking all this militant shyt? when you just said thhis earlie
By business has mid to large business customers. ...Have you seen this in regards to your business @Blackking
On the other hand I also think blacks should make it their business to PATRONIZE black-owned places when given the chance. Black-owned places should hire blacks whenever possible and appeal to the community with sponsorship, events, etc. Blacks should also open businesses where they have experience, like in weave, chicken, shoes, etc. This is what good businesspeople do.
Wow, another "shame on you black people" thread from a so-called pro-black poster...hmmmm....
Funny how OP makes this generalized ass thread title and doesn't provide data showing the percentage of black businesses in America and their geography, the fail rate of black businesses over the past few decades, the breakdown of black business (industry), and an actual discussion of the historical and contemporary context behind why black capitalism is impossible for the black majority in the current neoliberal state....
but you're pro-black and want progressive change, right? make a thread when you aren't making generalized, baseless, anti-black statements without proper context, then we move forward with real discussion.
one stiggity star.
There are black businesses that are professionally ran.I think the key to black business success is the same as any success: get there first or beat the competition.
Sometimes black businesses get there first but they rarely "beat the competition".
I'm pro-black but I'm not buying something at 10$ from a black store when I can get the same thing for half the price somewhere else. If nothing else we need BETTER AND MORE EDUCATED BLACK BUSINESSMAN.
Not just anybody can run a successful business. I have seen people open up shops and close a year later only to be replaced by a better function store selling stuff people want more.
I'm not going to even attempt to figure out the real reason you're upset.Wow, another "shame on you black people" thread from a so-called pro-black poster...hmmmm....
Funny how OP makes this generalized ass thread title and doesn't provide data showing the percentage of black businesses in America and their geography, the fail rate of black businesses over the past few decades, the breakdown of black business (industry), and an actual discussion of the historical and contemporary context behind why black capitalism is impossible for the black majority in the current neoliberal state....
but you're pro-black and want progressive change, right? make a thread when you aren't making generalized, baseless, anti-black statements without proper context, then we move forward with real discussion.
one stiggity star.
The only reason I don't respect black business owners is because I know blacks aren't intelligent enough to run businesses