Date: Friday, November 06, 2009, 5:17 am
By: Erica Taylor, The Tom Joyner Morning Show
Hey Dkg315, what time frame are you speaking of that military blacks won't eat in restaurants owned and operated by blacks in the poorer areas??? I've served 20 years in the Navy , my shipmates and I always went to black restaurants and stores regardless of where they were because we could find what we wanted.
outstanding movie, never read the book. I see this kind of intraracial discrimination all the time. For example, military blacks will not eat in restaurants owned and operated by blacks especially if the store is in the poorer area of town. Me, I'm paid in full. and everytime I go somewhere, I'm like bernie mac used to say, point me to the ghetto so I can get some ribs!
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