- Apr 14, 2012
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I have a question that might open a Pandora box.
Now, I know there are a few successful black businesses, but why is it that other ethnic group can come here open a business with no red tape etc....?
We have a idea, but they steal it and promote it as their own?
We have to go through a lot of credit check, while other's don't have credit can quickly go through the process?
A black businessmen/women are subject to scrutiny while everyone else just setup shop even in our neighborhood and communities.
You mean to tell me regardless of how good or useful my ideas are, I have to jump through a lot of hoops to even start a business?
If not, where are the business mentors in our community?
This is why we are stuck with being dependent on them for employment instead of us helping to teach others the importance of building their own businesses.
Now, I know there are a few successful black businesses, but why is it that other ethnic group can come here open a business with no red tape etc....?
We have a idea, but they steal it and promote it as their own?
We have to go through a lot of credit check, while other's don't have credit can quickly go through the process?
A black businessmen/women are subject to scrutiny while everyone else just setup shop even in our neighborhood and communities.
You mean to tell me regardless of how good or useful my ideas are, I have to jump through a lot of hoops to even start a business?
If not, where are the business mentors in our community?
This is why we are stuck with being dependent on them for employment instead of us helping to teach others the importance of building their own businesses.