or will yall continue to make cac's rich?
what's your excuse? . . . . go ahead i'll wait
what's your excuse? . . . . go ahead i'll wait
So when yall gonna start Buying Black????
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hnic will be getting my payment when my membership expires at the end of the month. i support black business
What's the point?
when i can find a black run clothing company with tasteful teeshirts instead of ones with stolen gangster pics and fuck this and fuck that on them
I haven't had time to do trim my bushes around the house and my trimmers quit working so I decided to get 1 of the guys that's doing the neighbor's yard to trim my bushes. We have 3 guys that does work on my street...
Guy #1. A white guy that does excellent work but he said he would only do it if I go on a monthly plan and he's expensive. He has my neighbors yards looking like a golf course.
Guy #2 white guy that does average work and told me he'll charge $10 per bush.
Guy #3 a black guy that does average work he said he'll charge me $35 per bush and won't be able to do them for a couple of days.
Guess which guy made money that day?
Guy #1. A white guy that does excellent work but he said he would only do it if I go on a monthly plan and he's expensive. He has my neighbors yards looking like a golf course.
Guy #2 white guy that does average work and told me he'll charge $10 per bush.
Guy #3 a black guy that does average work he said he'll charge me $35 per bush and won't be able to do them for a couple of days.
Guess which guy made money that day?
had similar experience with a dude cutting the grass he said one price before he started then when he wants to get paid he tells me another price. it was only 5 bucks difference but it was the last time he cut my lawn
unfortunately this is always seems like the case, well at least in my situation.
there are a lot of things we need to do to fix this shit but until people are ready to have a honest conversation about it we will forever be stuck in a loop
Also just because we are the same skin color doesn't mean you get the negro hookup im tired of that shit. Its funny how black folks (not all of them bgol
) constantly try to hustle you while white folks are quick to just pay what you ask for. If you freelance you know what im talking about. I try to be fair with pricing but yet people still wanna try to get over on you.
Whats the story behind your sig pic?
Brazil slavery ended until 1888, so you got photography like this which is very limited here. An earlier thread was talking about it.
Just a bullshit artist race has nothing to do with it..
I'm drinking beers at an Ethiopian bar right now
Point in the direction of quality black businesses and I will frequent them with no issues
Always have
And point me in the direction of some current quality black owned clothing companies
Always have
And point me in the direction of some current quality black owned clothing companies
Only do business with foreign blacks or non coon AA
isn't the OP doglife/house101/mit_dropout?
What are black men spending money on? Black women are buying out Louis vutton, fake hair, nails, tyler perry movies, designer clothes... black men gotta pay that chsupp and stay broke. Stop saying black people start saying black women.
We had black owned stores that I use to get all of my clothes from until they started only selling shirts that came down to your knees then I quit fucking with them. Years later we found out those black owned stores were owned by white people that hired a black person to pretend like he owned the store.
fuck is y'all? I spend black whenever i can.
new join date, "y'all"...you trippin cac alarms OP
i have been screwed by both and had EXCELLENT service experiences with my own people as well as white and brown folk.
every time you fuck with someone new, you're takin a chance. i just reward great service with repeat business and referrals.
damn the implications in here, i've had some horrible experience with unscrupulous white folks.
new join date, "y'all"...you trippin cac alarms OP
they're a client and sent me a bunch of free shit, the tees this season are actually pretty dope. i get lots of compliments on them that i don't think i would get if the name wasn't as small or nonexistent as it is in these new designs. that says a lot right there, but that's another convo.
i have been screwed by both and had EXCELLENT service experiences with my own people as well as white and brown folk.
every time you fuck with someone new, you're takin a chance. i just reward great service with repeat business and referrals.
damn the implications in here, i've had some horrible experience with unscrupulous white folks.
Here you go w/this shit.
y'all niggas is a mess
Damn, your wife ran off with the lawn guy?
Believe it or not I do business with a lot of West Africans and never had a problem. Most AA businesses I deal with seems to be desperate and out of touch. I once went into this black owned computer store and they tried to sell me a single core laptop for $400 
Best Buy had quad cores for less.
Best Buy had quad cores for less.
sound like some Maxx Electronics shitBelieve it or not I do business with a lot of West Africans and never had a problem. Most AA businesses I deal with seems to be desperate and out of touch. I once went into this black owned computer store and they tried to sell me a single core laptop for $400
Whom Do Black-Owned Banks Serve?
Whom Do Black-Owned Banks Serve?
Summer 2014 Issue
PDF version of this article
by Russell D. Kashian, Richard McGregory, and Derrek Grunfelder McCrank, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
Summer 2014
Black-owned banks are vital sources of capital, employment, and training in low-income areas. They provide institutional leadership and jobs with career ladders to communities.
Much attention has been paid to the overall banking industry in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis but not much to black-owned banks (BOBs). What has been their approach to banking since 2008? What has been their role in communities?
Past literature focused on minority-owned banks' efficiency relative to other banks, with some authors finding insignificant differences, and others suggesting nonminority-owned banks were more efficient.[1] Later work showed that minority-owned banks, BOBs in particular, paid higher interest rates on certificates of deposit (CDs) than nonminority-owned banks—using CD rate premiums to help insulate customers from the effects of the recession.[2]
That is part of a pattern in which BOBs have been known to serve their neighborhoods as sources of credit and other support.[3]
Black-Owned Banks Since 2008
To learn more about BOBs after the Great Recession and their role in communities, researchers at the University of Wisconsin, Whitewater, looked at bank data from 2000 and 2011. The list of BOBs and the zip codes for their main and branch offices in 2000 and 2011 come from Federal Reserve quarterly reports and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) list of Minority Depository Institutions.[4] The FDIC also provided annual branch deposit data, which the research team measured as a percentage of all bank deposits within each zip code on June 30, 2000, and June 2011.[5]
Race/ethnicity and poverty estimates were drawn from the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series (IPUMS), which was generated as part of Census 2000, and from 2009–2011 American Community Survey (ACS) data. Together the data provided a poverty indicator measured as a percentage of the official poverty level. (See "Characteristics of Black-Owned Banks.")
A comparison of 2011 and 2000 figures points to a general market trend toward bank consolidation. Although the number of BOBs declined from 51 to 33 (35.3 percent), the number of branches decreased only slightly (from 163 to 159, or 2.5 percent), and the number of unique Zip Codes served expanded (from 142 to 150, or 5.6 percent), suggesting that a smaller number of BOBs may have been capable of serving a larger number of customers. Growth in average deposits was dramatic: more than $10 million (40.9 percent) per office and slightly less than $180 million (159.8 percent) per bank.
See it here
Whom Do Black-Owned Banks Serve?
Summer 2014 Issue
PDF version of this article
by Russell D. Kashian, Richard McGregory, and Derrek Grunfelder McCrank, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
Summer 2014
Black-owned banks are vital sources of capital, employment, and training in low-income areas. They provide institutional leadership and jobs with career ladders to communities.
Much attention has been paid to the overall banking industry in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis but not much to black-owned banks (BOBs). What has been their approach to banking since 2008? What has been their role in communities?
Past literature focused on minority-owned banks' efficiency relative to other banks, with some authors finding insignificant differences, and others suggesting nonminority-owned banks were more efficient.[1] Later work showed that minority-owned banks, BOBs in particular, paid higher interest rates on certificates of deposit (CDs) than nonminority-owned banks—using CD rate premiums to help insulate customers from the effects of the recession.[2]
That is part of a pattern in which BOBs have been known to serve their neighborhoods as sources of credit and other support.[3]
Black-Owned Banks Since 2008
To learn more about BOBs after the Great Recession and their role in communities, researchers at the University of Wisconsin, Whitewater, looked at bank data from 2000 and 2011. The list of BOBs and the zip codes for their main and branch offices in 2000 and 2011 come from Federal Reserve quarterly reports and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) list of Minority Depository Institutions.[4] The FDIC also provided annual branch deposit data, which the research team measured as a percentage of all bank deposits within each zip code on June 30, 2000, and June 2011.[5]
Race/ethnicity and poverty estimates were drawn from the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series (IPUMS), which was generated as part of Census 2000, and from 2009–2011 American Community Survey (ACS) data. Together the data provided a poverty indicator measured as a percentage of the official poverty level. (See "Characteristics of Black-Owned Banks.")
A comparison of 2011 and 2000 figures points to a general market trend toward bank consolidation. Although the number of BOBs declined from 51 to 33 (35.3 percent), the number of branches decreased only slightly (from 163 to 159, or 2.5 percent), and the number of unique Zip Codes served expanded (from 142 to 150, or 5.6 percent), suggesting that a smaller number of BOBs may have been capable of serving a larger number of customers. Growth in average deposits was dramatic: more than $10 million (40.9 percent) per office and slightly less than $180 million (159.8 percent) per bank.
See it here
To answer your question I'll say the same thing they said in Hidden Colors 3. I'll buy more black product when more black vendors start selling more higher quality shit! When they stop trying to overcharge their own people for low-end crap. We're the only race who does that bullshit to each other on a larger scale.or will yall continue to make cac's rich?
what's your excuse? . . . . go ahead i'll wait
Sell me quality products at a fair price and I'll buy from more black vendors.
Good day, sir!
Oh yeah? Time to add this fuck nigga to Total Ignore then.
So dam which one is it... First you say "We hold black business to a higher standard", then you go on with three reasons why we don't deal with black business?
Stop giving our dollars to people that hate us and will kill us at the drop of a dime and not get put in jail for it!
I think we Need local black tv channels. Rebuild our culture upon that.
Advertistments. Educational shows, Black history, shows of that sort.
I say that cause I get hit with alot of bad black businessmen and I met alot of scammers. I deep in my heart wanted to help theze brothers but they was thinking of the short gains. If we have an group of honorable blacks men to inspect and promote theze businesses. I would feel more secure on shopping black.
Wen it comes to food. I seem to only shop from black owned businesses
Advertistments. Educational shows, Black history, shows of that sort.
I say that cause I get hit with alot of bad black businessmen and I met alot of scammers. I deep in my heart wanted to help theze brothers but they was thinking of the short gains. If we have an group of honorable blacks men to inspect and promote theze businesses. I would feel more secure on shopping black.
Wen it comes to food. I seem to only shop from black owned businesses
I know a few people who do everything they can to buy black. Treat black people like they're whites. The whole 9. I see the usual excuses.
"this 1 guy did this 1 thing so i don't deal with NO black businesses now."
"i got asked for a discount and they didn't give it to me...fuck black business"
Bullshit.
"this 1 guy did this 1 thing so i don't deal with NO black businesses now."
"i got asked for a discount and they didn't give it to me...fuck black business"
Bullshit.
We need to continue to discuss this issue, the good, bad and ugly.
Wrong.
Good point Rock. But how do we dig ourselves out of that situation? We can't stay crawling forever. Wouldn't you agree?
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