Ok. Sure. I’m a cynic. If you calling out an issue then believe part of the solution is for me to invest in your property/entity then excuse me for not falling for that banana in the tailpipe. I ain’t volunteering to be a sucka. That’s how Umar been tricking y’all nikkas for a decade plus now.
F**k those people and that’s standing on business. The most popular, black content on Tubi is the same ish they’ll have their noses in the air about.00:00:00 - 01:00:00
In the "Roland Master Class on Tubi" YouTube video, Roland Martin discusses the historical treatment of Black-owned media by Fox Broadcasting and its impact on the present day with Tubi's focus on Black content. Martin raises concerns about Fox's past business practices, such as ending shows like "In Living Color" to secure the NFL rights and launch Fox News, and its recent acquisition of Tubi. He urges viewers to be aware of these past practices and the importance of investing in Black-owned media platforms to avoid exploitation. The discussion also covers the manipulation and disparities in news and information on social media platforms, the financial disparities faced by Black-owned media in the advertising industry, and the collective power of Black organizations to uplift and support Black-owned media. Martin emphasizes the need for investment and resources to ensure the survival and growth of Black-owned media
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In the YouTube video titled "Roland Martin on Tubi, Black-owned media funding, and consumer power," the host emphasizes the need for fair advertising allocations for Black-owned media and challenges corporations to invest $10 million in his platform until November. Martin argues that this funding would enable town halls and city broadcasts, which other mainstream media channels also utilize. He highlights the importance of equitable advertising budgets for industries like automotive and pharmaceuticals, believing that increased funding for Black-owned media results in a more diverse range of programming, ultimately creating a more inclusive media landscape. The speaker also stresses that Black audiences drive significant revenue for largely white media companies but often face discrimination and lack of support. They encourage viewers to invest in Black-owned media and use their consumption power to hold companies accountable for proper representation and funding of Black voices and stories
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In the "Roland Master Class on Tubi" YouTube video, Roland Martin discusses the historical treatment of Black-owned media by Fox Broadcasting and its impact on the present day with Tubi's focus on Black content. Martin raises concerns about Fox's past business practices, such as ending shows like "In Living Color" to secure the NFL rights and launch Fox News, and its recent acquisition of Tubi. He urges viewers to be aware of these past practices and the importance of investing in Black-owned media platforms to avoid exploitation. The discussion also covers the manipulation and disparities in news and information on social media platforms, the financial disparities faced by Black-owned media in the advertising industry, and the collective power of Black organizations to uplift and support Black-owned media. Martin emphasizes the need for investment and resources to ensure the survival and growth of Black-owned media
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In the YouTube video titled "Roland Martin on Tubi, Black-owned media funding, and consumer power," the host emphasizes the need for fair advertising allocations for Black-owned media and challenges corporations to invest $10 million in his platform until November. Martin argues that this funding would enable town halls and city broadcasts, which other mainstream media channels also utilize. He highlights the importance of equitable advertising budgets for industries like automotive and pharmaceuticals, believing that increased funding for Black-owned media results in a more diverse range of programming, ultimately creating a more inclusive media landscape. The speaker also stresses that Black audiences drive significant revenue for largely white media companies but often face discrimination and lack of support. They encourage viewers to invest in Black-owned media and use their consumption power to hold companies accountable for proper representation and funding of Black voices and stories
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But he’ll show a white liberal how to cut a jig
Y’all gon learn to stop
“Oh that’s different”
Because this fat nikka said something you like
He wasn’t a HBCU graduate but a Texas A&M alum
And that school is known to have
Let’s say “disposable income”. Like Roland said… companies are spending ad dollars—cadillac, Hyundai, Ford, Disney etc … for black viewers… money is being spent and money is being made somewhere.That was no typo: The median net worth of black Bostonians really is $8 - The Boston Globe
The median net worth for non-immigrant African-American households in the Greater Boston region is $8, according to “The Color of Wealth in Boston.”
Median black family in Boston has a networth of $8.
Median black family in Miami has a networth of $11.
Median black family in the U.S has a networth of $3700.
But yeah, Yvette and Tone are exaggerating about the lack of wealth in ADOS America.
They do this all the time
