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[Sinpool]

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I dunno why I thought it was Black owned. It's not

Their seasoning salt is a spin off from a popular upscale restaurant chain.



They certainly know their demographic . But I feel a lil different bout this endorsement now

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Do U feel the same about other caucasian owned endorsements?

[Young]

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I dunno why I thought it was Black owned. It's not

Their seasoning salt is a spin off from a popular upscale restaurant chain.



They certainly know their demographic . But I feel a lil different bout this endorsement now

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Do U feel the same about other caucasian owned endorsements?

Yeah tbh I?m not getting the issue here

[Young]

Secure the damn bag

She doesn?t look like a slave on the cover or some mess dddd

[Sinpool]

Sounds like a personal problem

BOOK apologetically BLACCK QUEEN

[Sinpool]

Did I damns stutter

[Barbie Dangerous]

Didn?t I just ask the question not too long ago of why ?black foods? always have such negative connotations? Every other culture proudly owns foods that come from their own and they capitalize off of it but when it comes to black people there?s always outrage. You don?t see Chinese people trying to disown Simply Asia or a Mexican being offended by Goya..

[Barbie Dangerous]

I don?t know if it?s black-owned or not but I do see a black woman capitalizing off of them and getting a check. What?s the problem?

[Barbie Dangerous]

Didn?t I just ask the question not too long ago of why ?black foods? always have such negative connotations? Every other culture proudly owns foods that come from their own

Lawry's seasoning salt is NOT a Black-owned product , nor is made by Black people.

So Goya wouldn't be a great comparison, as it is Hispanic-owned.

Think Aunt Jemima for this instance, love.

White owned company, Black person pushed to represent a product.

Simply Asia is McKormick & Co. owned and Goya is owned by a wealthy Spaniard family.

[Barbie Dangerous]

Didn?t I just ask the question not too long ago of why ?black foods? always have such negative connotations? Every other culture proudly owns foods that come from their own

Lawry's seasoning salt is NOT a Black-owned product , nor is made by Black people.

So Goya wouldn't be a great comparison, as it is Hispanic-owned.

Think Aunt Jemima for this instance, love.

White owned company, Black person pushed to represent a product.

Goya is owned by a wealthy Spaniard family.

And where do many Spanish speaking people have roots at, love?

Take a look at their description:

Goya Foods is the largest, Hispanic-owned food company

https://www.goya.com/en/our-company/history

My point is that people from Spain LOATHE Spanish-speaking people from other countries hun..

[Barbie Dangerous]

I already did a fair comparison in the sense that every food that has black origin somehow gets mocked or disowned. You yourself came in her with the ham hocks joke, no?

[Barbie Dangerous]

Fuck you bitch. Does that make sense?

[MelMel]

If y'all don't shut the fuck up

[Barbie Dangerous]

If y'all don't shut the fuck up

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Not until fro agrees with me.

[Barbie Dangerous]

I already did a fair comparison in the sense that every food that has black origin somehow gets mocked or disowned. You yourself came in her with the ham hocks joke, no?

Yes I made the joke because someone in here insinuated that posing by Black foods is what being proudly Black is about.

In that case, lemme go eat fried chicken in the streets to show how Black and proud I am. dsdsd Do you get it now?

And my grandmother is a Black womuh from the South.
Of COURSE I know what Soul Food looks and tastes like.
And of course I luv it

I?m just saying. Col. Sanders is the face of KFC for a reason. Black people shy away from mess when they should be turning a profit.

[Vonc2002]

It needs to be a black owned company for her to endorse it?  When did seasoning salt become an exclusively black thing