A lot of Black venders comkplain that the Black community does not support their business.
Why not go where the money is, get the money and bring it back to the community? Asians don't complain that their people don't support their business because their business is in our neighborhoods selling the things we buy. Then they take their profits--guess where.
We can see from the Asians that having a business in a neighborhood does not necessarily help that neighborhood if the owner take the people's money and invest it elsewhere.
So why not take our business to where the money is--where the business is. Isn't it time we profited on our influence in this country instead of letting everyone else capitalize off our culture? Sell your stuff to the people who have a history of buying it then bring the profits--guess where.
Make sense?
Why not go where the money is, get the money and bring it back to the community? Asians don't complain that their people don't support their business because their business is in our neighborhoods selling the things we buy. Then they take their profits--guess where.
We can see from the Asians that having a business in a neighborhood does not necessarily help that neighborhood if the owner take the people's money and invest it elsewhere.
So why not take our business to where the money is--where the business is. Isn't it time we profited on our influence in this country instead of letting everyone else capitalize off our culture? Sell your stuff to the people who have a history of buying it then bring the profits--guess where.
Make sense?