Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America by Marcia Chatelain

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From Herman Petty to LaVan Hawkins, Franchise tells the hidden history of the intertwined relationship between fast food and civil rights.
(Be prepared for surprises and thought-provoking discussions about this book for years to come!)
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@Anna-Bernadette

As the black businessmen started to make money, they also fled their own black communities. This also contributed to the demise of many black communities. They never turned back to help their past communities.

@Anna-Bernadette

Once again, it shows that common sense was not only uncommon it was nowhere to be found. It's all so juvenile. That goodness stronger minds prevailed.