This is how Black folks stay successful in business
This is not a earth-shattering quote, but it certainly makes the point that I try to make here on this site every day.
“…Wally Amos, the founder of Famous Amos cookies. “I knew there were people who would not buy my cookies because I am black,†says Mr. Amos, who started his company (which is now owned by Kellogg) in 1975. “But that was not my problem; it was theirs. To me anybody with a mouth was a potential customer.†(source)
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