Come on now you know black folks ain't allowed to make money.
"Black people open resturants to make money, not because of the love of cooking"..........
Come on now you know black folks ain't allowed to make money.
"Black people open resturants to make money, not because of the love of cooking"..........
nikka you heard what the fukk I said. Its cool as a LA thing but yall acting like its some black delicacy that needs to be on every black person’s menu are fukking clowns.How so
This topic alone deserves a deeper dive because it's the root of a lot of quality control issues in the black communityWhen a community has a large, robust upper-middle and upper class, their members have enough room to breathe and relax and prioritize craftsmanship. Because of that prioritization, you see amazing results.
But when we don't have that psychological safety, we see everything as a come up - whether we originally liked cooking or not.
I live in Atlanta she right on some of the points.
No she doesn't Atlanta has a vibrant Black restaurant culture.
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Some of you just hate Black people and think anything Black is inferior.
Bootlicking c00ns
Well, they ain't gonna make no money so they better love cookingi hate these broads who just be babbling online with their negativity....its like they do everything in the power to discredit black people....she dosen't specify any unique problem with black resturants....she actually says what alot of resturants do in general, but acts like its unique to black resturants.
"Black people open resturants to make money, not because of the love of cooking"..........