Black CEO Hid Himself So That His Customers Wouldn't Know He Was Black 

Just saw that movie The Banker. This is a great video. Kudos to the owner and his success.🙏🏾

Learned that the hard way

Yep. Or movies such as "Sorry to Bother You," where unless you adopt a certain voice tone & accent, you won't get the same level of respect or trust as your Caucasian counterparts, no matter if you're the best salesperson or not.

This game is rigged cant lie 😢

@@fuckno. fr, the sh*t we go thru just to SURVIVE. Reasons why we gotta love each other more, everyone against BLACK

Smh…What city do you live in?

@@RealEstateAndChill tampa

Your girl is smart

Wow. Why is this even okay?

@@ouineespot bc ppl target you due to race & gender

I'm always the assistant. Let me speak with the management team...I'm the team😁

And now i just learned from u lol

Unfortunately I think you’re correct

Same

It also depends on what kind of Business you have

You can get success both ways

She offers the best services and continuous wins in the markets-

Her investing strategy and risk management is well structured. She also offer copytrading

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I bought a pair of Actively Black joggers and I love them. I’ll be purchasing more in the near further.

@@Dreby14 I bought the black on black hoodie! Patiently awaiting its arrival! :)

Its so true! I'm also a black brand owner and its a struggle as soon I try to speak to people. But I still haven't given up. I simply won't.

@@kye9466 Hang in there. The ones that don't support would probably be a problem customer .

@@ItsMyLifeDaralynn thanks! Will do!

Excellent movie, they didnt release it in threaters on purpose. They don't want us to veil our businesses.

Not a shocking thought in Colorado if you are a brn/blk business owner.

Smh I hope you didn't do it !

Exactly pale faces and Candace Owens says you’re imagining things

@Earn-Your-leisure.. will do asap

​@@chiefsmokey5MoeBlack It's a bot. Ignore it.

Then you no NOTHING about history 🤦🏾‍♀️

@@sakarisgems7732 exactly it’s “history”. I believe it’s prudent to be aware of the past but not live there as both his statement and your statement would suggest you are doing. I don’t claim to be a historian and I typically don’t speak in absolute terms unless it’s an absolute truth e.g. God is over all things (that’s how we fall into the hole of mass inaccurate stereotypes). What I am proficient at is reading and comprehending definitions while also applying them to situations both past and present which leads me back to my original statement. As I hope you are aware, but am glad to enlighten you on if you are not, the actions, beliefs, and behaviors of some can not and should not be misinterpreted or somehow representative of the actions, beliefs, and behaviors of all. To end, and I say this will all sincerity, I pray God blessed you and yours with peace and prosperity; take care!

​@Spoiler Alert! I have trouble believing you, saying you understand when you are actively dismissive of the entire video. This owner's experience is STILL happening, not just an experience of his past. These folks calling themselves 'Christians' are STILL discriminating against Black owned businesses.

@@broquietstorm1266 1) just because you disagree with someone on a part of their position doesn’t mean you are “dismissive” of the entirety of their position. 2) understanding one’s perspective does not mean you necessarily agree or disagree, these words are not commonly considered synonymous. I’m a definitions man so I stand by my statement. I think there are evangelical Christians who are racist (but if you boil it down being racist is fundamentally opposite of Christianity, so can they really call themselves Christian’s? But that’s a whole other conversation) but I don’t believe that evangelical Christians are racist. 3) Being a Christian myself I can attest to the fact that we are not all racist. 4) by definition I believe you would be hard pressed to find anyone who doesn’t discriminate (considering that discrimination goes both for and against something). When I discriminate it is for something versus against it so maybe that makes it better (but I can’t really agree with that either). For example, I know for a fact I will be buying Creed 3 if for no other reason than it was Directed by Michael B. Jordan a.k.a. someone who looks like me and because of that I want him to win. Call it what you want but don’t forget to add that that way of thinking is discriminatory. I’ll leave you with this: I have no ill will towards you and I thank you for your engagement; I pray that your will aligns with God’s will and God bless you on your future endeavors! Take care