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[Hatsumomo]

Y'all know Aretha is from Memphis I would imagine her childhood churches did smell like nothing but soul food and they cooked and probably had small kitchens in the churches. Black people back then were very resourceful, ate together in large groups and loved getting together on Sundays and immediately eating afterwards ...it was .. and still is, to some extent part of the black culture.

[Bentley. HARRIS!]

 

but guys it was a loaded question too

I feel like Aretha really wanted to slap the white bitch

"hehe old books and hymnals AHAHA!"
dumb white hoe

[Gilgamesh.]

The way these white folk used to talk to Black celebrities any type of way 

[Palladium]

I've been to churches that smelled like food and ones that smelled like old books. The ones that smelled like food is usually the ones that were having refreshments afterwards.

Her church probably had food after every service.

[Bentley. HARRIS!]

The way these white folk used to talk to Black celebrities any type of way 

ssssssss !!!!!!!

um ... old books?! bitch wtf are you tryna say first of all 

[bby ddy]

Y'all know Aretha is from Memphis I would imagine her childhood churches did smell like nothing but soul food and they cooked and probably had small kitchens in the churches. Black people back then were very resourceful, ate together in large groups and loved getting together on Sundays and immediately eating afterwards ...it was .. and still is, to some extent part of the black culture.

Yup!

My church used to have a soup kitchen during the week for the less fortunate... and sometimes we would have dinner in between services. Even when we didn't, they  would sell dinners for the never-ending "building fund" .   

So I remember smelling food more than anything else. Shit I liked to eat more than I liked going to church service.

[Hatsumomo]

Y'all know Aretha is from Memphis I would imagine her childhood churches did smell like nothing but soul food and they cooked and probably had small kitchens in the churches. Black people back then were very resourceful, ate together in large groups and loved getting together on Sundays and immediately eating afterwards ...it was .. and still is, to some extent part of the black culture.

Yup!

My church used to have a soup kitchen during the week for the less fortunate... and sometimes we would have dinner in between services. Even when we didn't, they  would sell dinners for the never-ending "building fund" .   

So I remember smelling food more than anything else. Shit I liked to eat more than I liked going to church service.

They used to do it in the Jehovah's Witneses organization too way back

[Vonc2002]

Yea my church cooked after damn near EVERY Sunday service. Hell my grandma, mother, and Aunt were on whatever that Lady's group was called that was over cooking,  giving out food to the homeless, etc but if someone asked me what church smelled like my mind just wouldn't go to food........that's me tho

[Hatsumomo]

God I love being black ..whew we got the best of everything 

[Lane Bryant Jumpsuit]

Y'all know Aretha is from Memphis I would imagine her childhood churches did smell like nothing but soul food and they cooked and probably had small kitchens in the churches. Black people back then were very resourceful, ate together in large groups and loved getting together on Sundays and immediately eating afterwards ...it was .. and still is, to some extent part of the black culture.

I mean WHAT ELSE WE GOT ????

white man running a muck
police out to get cha
racism is everywhere
hard to own lots of property and land
the family aint close (except for eating)

let me have my damn pleasures of food gotdammit
i can control that i can enjoy that in peace

[AfroJisiac]

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not "old books!"   i screamed