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[96Mauser]

How do you feel about white folks?

[AtlantaSistah]

which ones?

[billingsleymeister]

Do you have any suggested websites for black clothing? Thanks for your videos.

[AtlantaSistah]

@billingsleymeister mooshood, yadiyda

[vivey623]

How often to you shop "Black", do you attempt to keep the positive energy towards B.F?

[AtlantaSistah]

I shop Black nearly every day. I treat folks with respect and that is what I get. I don't go into BOB with a negative preconception. In fact, I go in with exuberance because I love black people and are happy to see us flourish. As I have said before, negative attracts negative in most cases. This has been my experience.

[duanantwonetony]

Last comment, lol

I think because of the racism that still exist today is this country, blacks don't have the luxury of being imperfect. It's like blacks have to be ANGELIC and PERFECT people in everything we do because if we slip up, we get criticized or we get hammered on.

[duanantwonetony]

Rydar1978 made a very good point because historically every time blacks showed black unity and positivity, it was teared down or turned negative: Black Wallstreet, Cointelpro, etc. It's cool to see blacks killing one another and putting up divisions, but when blacks start to show cohesiveness and positivity, they say, "What you niggas doing? It's like the jungle, "only the strong survive". Racism is more about business and survival, but many blacks don't see that.

[lalajossa]

im suscribing =)

[sandroeleven]

Finally someone can speak truth on this. The chinese do this all the time. Every Vietnamese supported the new mayor in a town in LA. And guess what he won..with the support of blacks too.

[UFCritical]

Lady, you are on point, keep doing vids!

I wish I could shop black but London England is more backward than Arkansas and there are loads of us here waiting for Bill Cosby , let alone a Barrack.

Come to London sis, you ' be surprised how calm we are here even as we get whipped by capitolism daily and hey - Slavery was the ultimate capitolism of its time and capitolism hasnt gone away.

[norcalnupe]

agree!!

[DOPExKiiSSzTV]

you are so right!

[bkstyle82]

Also,Thank you for bringin up the fact that some of us like to scrutinize black owned business more harshly than we would any other business. Its like some of us question the prices at a black business put then pay without a second thought when shopping elsewhere. Some of us will go and patronize all kinds of stores and not ask for breaks, but assume that the black owned business HAS to cut you a break.