Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
I asked some black folks, and they told me it's mostly upsetting because the black employees didn't get consulted. It is their holiday, right? Not so much the food itself, which sounded delish.. Although fried chicken and watermelon is like TN said-- a standing joke to insult black people.My question is why was it so offensive? Isn’t soul food part of black culture? What’s wrong with having a soul food menu on a day dedicated to the freedom of blacks?
Thats why they are upset?I asked some black folks, and they told me it's mostly upsetting because the black employees didn't get consulted. It is their holiday, right? Not so much the food itself, which sounded delish.. Although fried chicken and watermelon is like TN said-- a standing joke to insult black people.My question is why was it so offensive? Isn’t soul food part of black culture? What’s wrong with having a soul food menu on a day dedicated to the freedom of blacks?
If they had been consulted, they might have ordered burgers, who knows.
But yes, they should have called in TN to do the cooking, for sure.
I see your pointwatermelon and fried chicken is a cliche put forth by white people. Usually done in a bigoted manner.
IDK why they couldnt come up with something better than good southern cooking and fruit
so now we have black holidays?? thats racist,,I asked some black folks, and they told me it's mostly upsetting because the black employees didn't get consulted. It is their holiday, right? Not so much the food itself, which sounded delish.. Although fried chicken and watermelon is like TN said-- a standing joke to insult black people.My question is why was it so offensive? Isn’t soul food part of black culture? What’s wrong with having a soul food menu on a day dedicated to the freedom of blacks?
If they had been consulted, they might have ordered burgers, who knows.
But yes, they should have called in TN to do the cooking, for sure.
Next time, just ask them! I'm sure it was well meaning.Face it, blacks like to bitch and moan about everything and call it racist.
If IKEA would have served meatloaf with green peas that day. The negro's would have complained that it was racist having white people's food being served on a black people's holiday. ...
Why should everyone have to pander to them?Next time, just ask them! I'm sure it was well meaning.
What's so hard about asking them how they want to celebrate their holiday?Why should everyone have to pander to them?Next time, just ask them! I'm sure it was well meaning.
Many blacks have a huge chip on their shoulder and can't be happy no matter what you do. To them everything is racist.
The poster's IM2 and Asslips are perfect examples of this mindset ....
My husband is white. He loves all the food on the menu. It's ridiculous to be offended by good food.My question is why was it so offensive? Isn’t soul food part of black culture? What’s wrong with having a soul food menu on a day dedicated to the freedom of blacks?
He wouldn't get it about the fried chicken and watermelon. But it's not very smart to throw a lunch celebration and not ask them what they want to eat.My husband is white. He loves all the food on the menu. It's ridiculous to be offended by good food.My question is why was it so offensive? Isn’t soul food part of black culture? What’s wrong with having a soul food menu on a day dedicated to the freedom of blacks?
Most job celebrations don't ask what you wantHe wouldn't get it about the fried chicken and watermelon. But it's not very smart to throw a lunch celebration and not ask them what they want to eat.My husband is white. He loves all the food on the menu. It's ridiculous to be offended by good food.My question is why was it so offensive? Isn’t soul food part of black culture? What’s wrong with having a soul food menu on a day dedicated to the freedom of blacks?
so when are native americans, hispanics, asians, anglos, and all other ethnic groups getting their national holidays.Most job celebrations don't ask what you wantHe wouldn't get it about the fried chicken and watermelon. But it's not very smart to throw a lunch celebration and not ask them what they want to eat.My husband is white. He loves all the food on the menu. It's ridiculous to be offended by good food.My question is why was it so offensive? Isn’t soul food part of black culture? What’s wrong with having a soul food menu on a day dedicated to the freedom of blacks?
They are proving to be giant whiners as a group-------no one likes whiners.