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Aron Ranen's Black Hair Documentary Part One

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welaughin (2 hours ago) Show Hide
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Remember Microsoft had an unfair monopoly and were forced into fair practices. Do you see an unfair advantage in this situation?
welaughin (2 hours ago) Show Hide
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How about a boycott for the entire month of February? We have to start somewhere! Are you in?
BeyondChange (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I am South Korean :) and now live in Canada. It'a all business nothing personal...
youngmumma (1 week ago) Show Hide
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I feel sick to my stomach watching this. Why dont black people support each other instead of lining the pockets of people who know absolutely NOTHING about our hair.
rissa146 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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what would people comment on if it wasn't for us african americans!
framptonorchablis (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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99% of the people bitching about Korean-owned beauty supply stores don't think twice about spending their money at white-owned grocery stores, malls, electronic stores, etc.

If you think it's important to keep the money within the black community, be consistent about it. Black people spend money on plenty of things besides hair.
KimLeeX (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Korans cannot stand black folks, yet black people love stuffing there pockets with money. Some of these ghetto tricks can't even afford to put food on their tables yet they are buying weaves and relaxers.
claRAWRbaeby (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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My father employed blacks in our store and treated all customers equally. Yet our store was the only store on our block that was constantly getting broken in to. Customers would say racial slurs to my parents on a daily basis. At school, the black kids would beat me tell me to go back where I came from and how they were gonna burn down my parents store.

This is hate. No matter how much you sugarcoat it, it is.
wjwfs (3 days ago) Show Hide
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Your right, it is hate. But its not because of there color but because of there ignorance that they act that way. No sugar needed.
claRAWRbaeby (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Videos like this one makes me wish that we were all color-blind. Why are the people in this video so adamant about buying from only African-Americans?

Im Korean and my family owned a black beauty supply store also. I knew the community hated us because we werent black, but what could we do? We lived in that community also and my parents had to put food on the table.

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