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originally posted by: seasonal
Ok in a nut shell, if you are not of the culture the food that you are cooking (a chef), then STOP.
You are stealing from said culture.
originally posted by: seasonal
One enterprising person has created a "black list" of restaurants to not visit because the people who own the restaurant are white ( I assume) and gives a suggestion of an alternate restaurant owned by a person of color. Cool huh?
originally posted by: nOraKat
I hate to say it but the two best burritos I've ever had came from white guys in a food truck and also White owned business from CA that made its way to NYC. Tacos and other dishes on the other hand, are another matter and had some of the best from Mexicans, but also some good ones from white establishments. Anyway who cares who owns the restaurant.. its a ridiculous idea.
How to bring a nation and a superpower, not with, wars or attacks, but from within, invade, propagate and decimate, US laws that have protected the American people for decades are now to be used to destroy our nation.
originally posted by: madmac5150
originally posted by: Cheddarhead
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Cheddarhead
That might explain the outrage over Kooks Burritos, but it does not explain the need to create an entire spreadsheet targetting all the eating establishments that sell ethnic food that are owned and/or operated by whites instead of "authentic" POC.
docs.google.com...=0
White people are nearly 50% more likely than people of color (POC) to own a business in the state of Oregon. Ownership builds wealth in ways that employment does not. The racial wealth and small business lending gaps in the US are pronounced, which allows white folks to open new businesses more easily. These white-owned businesses hamper the ability for POC to run successful businesses of their own (cooking their own cuisines) by either consuming market share with their attempt at authenticity or by modifying foods to market to white palates. Their success further perpetuates the problems stated above. It's a cyclical pattern that will require intentional behavior change to break.
See? It's a bad thing as a white person to own an ethnic restaurant.
Your post was an eye opener.
Without being facetious, just what type of cuisine are Caucasians allowed to prepare without fear of blow back? Can a white American prepare another white culture's food, such as Irish? Or isnt that allowed either, anymore? We seem to be putting people into tinier and tinier boxes at every turn.
Nope. We are stuck with Bisquik, and hot-dogs... that's pretty much it...