Why Asian-Owned Stores Are Losing Their Customers To Black Businesses

The Root·Jun 22

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A call to boycott asian-owned stores has been made, reportedly in response to an incident involving an asian man and the black community. The boycott has sparked a divided reaction, with some people pushing back against the idea. The situation appears to be part of a broader discussion about support for black-owned businesses and challenges faced by black households and businesses.

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