That's why it pays to be a koon and self serving individual.
"I understand startup businesses might think this is a way to get some traction. But at what point do you reveal that the company is black-owned-and-operated?" Jackson said, "If you're concerned about negative stereotypes that are triggered by associations with that, who's to say they won't be triggered once someone realizes that it is, in fact, a black-owned company?"
Once the goal is to make money, then you'll find reasons to continue to focus on that goal. Especially when you have "made it"
You are not born with the motivation to want to build up your community and to want to put your community first, that occurs only when your teachers,parents, and neighbors are motivated by that
White jews, from different tax brackets are motivated/inspired to build their community, with schools dedicated to their narrative because they have instilled among their community members the notion of "we versus the world" via their religion, historical and current events
Black folks:
-"bu bu the past is the past, we need to focus on the now"
-"bu bu as a practicing [enter religion], I'm more connected with anyone that practices the same religion"
-"bu bu it's her money, you can't tell her what to do with it"
-"bu bu if we get more black [enter profession], entrepreneurs or the need to reach critical mass to begin to seriously compete in a white supremacist society"
-"bu bu he's donating his money to charity, like to the RedCross, cancer research, Boys and Girls club and ASPCA"
There are enough black entrepreneurs, engineers, plumbers, corporate folks, construction folks, graphic artist, musician, garbage collectors, and celebs, to create a black economic structure, but there are not enough who are motivated, willing to risk their own resources, and to unapologetically follow a black-based agenda
. it's all about the money and quality of service, until the race of the service provider is revealed
