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Mother Denied Service Because Of Her Son’s ‘Athletic’ Clothes Hires Civil Rights Attorney

Following the apology by a Baltimore restaurant, after the manager refused service to a Black woman, Marcia Grant, and her son, Dallas, because of his “athletic” clothes, the mother has retained a civil rights attorney.

Grant and her spokesperson, Michelle Watts, told TMZ that the apology was not sufficient given the longstanding practices of discrimination at other restaraunt’s owned by Atlas Restaraunt Group.

BET

Tags: $, Complaint, Court, Culture, Employment, Environment, Etiquette, Exclusivity, Fashion, Racial Tension, Racism, Reckless, Rejection, Restaurant

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28-Jun-2020

How Black Lives Matter Is Challenging India’s Obsession With Fair Skin

Skin-lightening brand Fair & Lovely, which earned more than $500 million in sales in India last year, announced on June 25 that it would be removing the word "fair" from its products.

For decades, Indian advertisers have propagated an association between skin fairness with career success, beauty, and social status. In 1975, Fair & Lovely was one of the first brands to monetize India's societal desire for light skin by turning it into a beauty product.

Now, this brand which has spent 45 years building itself into a household name with skin-whitening face creams, is trying to revamp its identity.

Vice

Tags: Beauty, Business, Campaign, Culture, Environment, Preference, Racial Tension, Reboot

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26-Jun-2020

People of color won't be required to wear masks in an Oregon county

People of color are exempt from an Oregon county's mask mandate over concerns about racial profiling.

Lincoln County, Oregon, requires most residents to wear face coverings in public settings, indoors or outdoors. The overwhelmingly White county will not require non-White residents to wear them if they fear harassment, the county said this month.

It's one of the first counties in the US to exempt people of color from wearing masks to prevent racial profiling.

CNN

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Tags: Backlash, Contagion, Coronavirus, Culture, Etiquette, Exclusivity, Gear, Health, Hostility, Illness, Infected, Laws, Leaders, Opinion, Politics, Population Control, Priorities, Profiling, Race, Rescind, Safety, Statistics, Surge, Video, Weird

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25-Jun-2020

Updated: How Do Black People Spend Their Money? (The Racial Wealth Gap)

How black people spend their money has been a hotly debated topic not only on this site, but in our office, at social events and in beauty and barber shops across America. This article has been the most read and commented article for 9 years running. Once I learned that this was the most popular and discussed article on the website, I decided to do some research and share this information with others.

I predict that even after reading this article there a significant number of Black people who will NOT change their habits and work toward changing their situation. Over time, when things go unchallenged, they seem normal. After centuries of slavery, black people must realize that they need to work toward building generational wealth and learn to invest their money and establish Trust funds for their wealth that can be passed down to future generations.

Black Men In America

Tags: $, Advertising, Culture, Economy, Poverty, Shopping, Statistics, Wealth

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22-Jun-2020

Black chefs on the tradition of Juneteenth and need for diversity in the food industry

Ahead of Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the end of slavery in America, Black-owned restaurants and services are highlighting the underrepresented tradition of Black cooking and advocating for increased diversity in restaurant kitchens.

NBC News

Tags: Celebration, Culture, Education, Food, Pride, Representation, Restaurant, Video

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19-Jun-2020

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