ajnapoleon
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The numbers don’t make sense we should not make a dent in their sales
If black people are 13% percent of the population why does it matter who we boycott
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The numbers don’t make sense we should not make a dent in their sales
The numbers don’t make sense we should not make a dent in their sales
If i take 13% of your weekly
paycheck starting today would it matter
papa johns was not just boycotted by Black people.
don't let the coli mold your mind
any protest even a boycott reaches out to like minded people
papa johns reputation fell and their value did as well as sales
you don't exist in a vacuum brehs you are in a society with others....
don't let the coli mold your mind
any protest even a boycott reaches out to like minded people
papa johns reputation fell and their value did as well as sales
you don't exist in a vacuum brehs you are in a society with others....
UpAndComing
Veteran
1. Black people are more than 13%. A complete lie. We have been that percentage for the past 30 years, while the statistical facts show that white people have a negative birth rate during the same time span, while black and hispanic have a positive birth rate. So something isn't adding up 
2. Black people have the biggest buying/consumer power in the United States. It's a combination of us being one of the biggest consumers, and being the most culturally influential. You take away that, and billion dollar companies will fall because of it
2. Black people have the biggest buying/consumer power in the United States. It's a combination of us being one of the biggest consumers, and being the most culturally influential. You take away that, and billion dollar companies will fall because of it
If we're 13% of the population, why not support black owned businesses?
Because for some reason black people are the only people who will spend down there last dollar on anything.
Buying power > building power
but for real tho, I always wondered the same thing. I was trolling at first, but now I'm wondering if this is by design somewhat
Buying power > building power
but for real tho, I always wondered the same thing. I was trolling at first, but now I'm wondering if this is by design somewhat
Antwon Mitchell
Banned
THIS, I can't believe our percentage has steadily stayed around the same numbers for so many decades, that's why I don't believe in census bureau stats.
Plus alot of stats in general are based on questionnaire forms & voluntary surveys so it's never completely accurate since not everybody necessarily participated to gain those numbers.
The numbers don’t make sense we should not make a dent in their sales
It matters believe me all you have to do is read history.
I would not know half of these high fashion name brands exist if it wasn't for famous rappers. When I was a kid, they made me want rocawear, state property, etc....
Plus, Google "African American spending power"
That's why it matters.
Plus, Google "African American spending power"
That's why it matters.
Theolodius_Black
Whoopin suckas with a bag of oranges
Trehs are less than that but people keep bending over backwards for them so
Because most black people don't save, meaning we consume a lot. Collectively on every socioeconomic level, we make people who hate us rich, from prison yards to Gucci stores in Beverly Hills.Because for some reason black people are the only people who will spend down there last dollar on anything.
Buying power > building power
Black people are the reason majority of these companies are eating
Our trillion dollars into the economy each year are making others rich even though most of them throw shade on us
Our trillion dollars into the economy each year are making others rich even though most of them throw shade on us
1. Black people are more than 13%. A complete lie. We have been that percentage for the past 30 years, while the statistical facts show that white people have a negative birth rate during the same time span, while black and hispanic have a positive birth rate. So something isn't adding up
2. Black people have the biggest buying/consumer power in the United States. It's a combination of us being one of the biggest consumers, and being the most culturally influential. You take away that, and billion dollar companies will fall because of it
#facts