I'm moving to the Nashville area soon and your vlog to Nashville is a life saver. I swear you wouldn't think Black people thrived in Nashville? I am definitely hitting up the spots you mentioned!
I’m from NC and I fell in love with Nashville last year! From Staying behind TSU to staying in Madison... I’m lowkey ready to move, now. It reminds me a lot of NC but with more culture.
This video was so informative I’m planning a trip to Nashville and I was wondering what to..... This came in so handy great video also would watch part two
Never been to Nashville, but we definitely going! This has open our eyes up! Coffee at Grams, one drop ink, Quench, Jefferson Street, slim and husky, 3 HBCU, Kingdom Cafe, cones heads and etc. Oh yeah.. we took notes...lol
Whew Chile I can’t tell you how many videos I had to sift through (specifically for Nashville) and finally this “dropped in the algorithm”! ~Anyhoo glad I found this channel!! New sub here!! 🙋🏽♀️
Thanks for the video. We just got back from Nashville and thanks to your suggestions we went to Slim and Huskey, Coneheads and to the African music museum. We loved it all.
I believe most of them are. There are way more now though. Check out the Facebook group Black People Making Moves Nashville. They have all of the black owned businesses there.
Thanks soooo much for this!!!! I’ll be moving there soon, I’m so excited! Lol I didn’t think their were much black people or things for us. You’re appreciated 💞
About time I can see what I can go to this weekend for nye and this vlog wasn’t vlogjn they wasn’t showing what I need to see and this wears very much helpful…coming from Atlanta I need to know what’s are some good spots…
I'm glad it was able to help. So many businesses have opened since I filmed this one. Black people making moves in Nashville group on Facebook is helpful as well.
@@MealsandMiles01 it wasn’t a help… people need to stop hyping up something it’s not… it’s very much so, commercial… I understand there is a white city, but it is no black bars or lounge. If it is is close for sale. I’m not impressed with the lies that people are giving.
I’m so glad I came across this video. My cousin says it’s just a white town. I’m like that can’t be true with 3 hbcus. And you’ve proven my hunch to be true.
They way Nashville is marketed you would think that, but there's people of all races here. That's why I made this video because I would get asked all the time where are the black/brown people.
Willie B's, Mirenva, Weekend, and there are a few more opening soon. There's a group on Facebook called Black People Making Moves Nashville. They will keep you updated on events and nightlife.
This is awesome for real I been to Nashville so many times and been trying to find black own places my Father is from Nashville Tenn so I go there a few times but I will try these places to I'm from Atlanta Ga so I like to check out the Black places in Nashville.
Thank you so much for information. much appreciated. I applied for a Job within our company in Nashville and pray to God that I get it. I have been looking Black Owned establishments. Can you do a review on public transportation please?
Hey hey, so the only public transportation is the bus. There is a train that runs from Mt Juliet area to downtown, but it's nothing like up North public transportation. A car is needed for most areas outside or downtown.
Thanks for the video, you did an amazing job! Answered a ton of questions I have about where my people are and I've been living here since 2016🤣 Can't wait for part 2!
What area of town is the best to live in? Considering moving soon. Looking for a good neighborhood and good schools but also don’t want to be the only family looking like mine… trying to be with my people lol
Well we are kind of spread out. Hendersonville, Brentwood, Cane Ridge, on the line of Antioch/Brentwood, Antioch towards lavergne, Hermitage, Mt Juliet, Murfreesboro. It really depends on what we are looking.
quick question for you... I'm driving to Douglasville GA from Detroit near the end of this month, I'm planning to stop in Louisville, KY. Spend the night there, hangout there, then continue to Douglasville from there. I have to go through Nashville, TN in order to get there. I'm thinking about stopping in both Nashville and Chatanooga. For a "on a roadtrip" style stop in Nashville, what would you recommend I visit? I was thinking TSU, and the Alkebu Lan Images bookstore to pick up some African Nalia while there, however I want to make an iconic stop, I will have my son with me. That new attraction at the end, National musuem of African American Music looks pretty dope but you kinda skipped pass that one in the video.. LOL
I would say definitely go to the bookstore because it's a staple in the community. TSU is literally across the street and Fisk is right down the street. I've heard the museum is dope so definitely check that out. You can grab slim and husky and princess chicken as it's in the same complex as the museum.
Hello - I just came across your video for Nashville and found it very informative! Excellent job! I do have a quick question for you......What area would you recommend staying in or at for a short weekend trip? Downtown Nashville or near the airport?
Hello Felicia, thank you for watching. If you want to be in walking distance of alot of things downtown. If you don't mind being 15 minutes from downtown, the airport area is good.
Tf everywhere else? This is for us. It’s too many of y’all we tired of seeing y’all so we prefer looking at our people and supporting OUR shit! BE GONE STAY MAD. :)
@@mikosan77 Next time you come to Nashville look up TSU, Meharry & Fisk. Alkebulan Bookstore across from TSU, black owned restaurants on Buchanan, & don't miss the African American Museum of Music downtown. Shugga HI is good food & live music on Sat., Soul and Chicago's Chicken & Waffles on Gallatin Rd.....just so you know.
Is it racist or is it that people would like to know if there are minority owned businesses in Nashville????? Never knew promoting black owned businesses would be such a problem.
Well Hello! No, I wouldn't flip that because its Nashville and mostly everything is white owned, lmao. Nashville is literally marketed as Country Music capital. It's not marketed towards minorities at all. Don't believe me? Why was it such a big deal for Slim and Husky to be the first black owned business on Broadway? Then Prince's Chicken on Broadway. Oh and let's not forget how major it is for the National African American Music Museum to be on Broadway. All happened in 2021. Literally everywhere on the news when it happened. It's never been done before. You took something positive and tried to make it a negative and that's cool. That's on you. There are people who want to know how and where to support black owned businesses when visiting Nashville. I've literally had people say they didn't think there were many black people or minorities in Nashville. Oh by the way, check out my brunching in Nashville video with all very white owned businesses while eating with my very white good friend. Please don't ever try to say something is racist without doing your research. I love supporting everyone. Always have and always will. Have an amazing day!
This is not racist, learn what the word means. And most of any other similar videos on UA-cam are "white owned" and do you know why...because white owned is the majority and when things are they majority it rarely requires highlighting the fact. You sound like the people that hear Black History, Asian/ Pacific Islander history, or Native American history and claim it's racist; it is not. It is the part of American history that does not get highlighted because some of the majority feels it neglects to recognize them in the positive light they desire. Highlighting diversity and inclusion IS NOT racist, not a detriment to any non-minority establishment, nor a threat to the majority. If the breakfast spot has good service, simply say so and go about your day. But highlighting minority businesses is not racist. Painting such highlighting as a detriment or an insinuation of inferiority of another is...I'm not gone lie. Love that this video highlighted parts of Nashville that aren't often highlighted or publicized. Keep the content coming Meals and Miles!
@@leont5958 it most certainly is. Race based advertisement is using race as a competitive edge to get ahead of the competition (to use your race to get ahead of other races businesses). If you truly want equality, you keep race out. "Black owned buisness" is a disingenuous way to attract sales. It doesn't reflect products or quality, just race. I will go right on back to If "white owned buisness" showed up people would bitch about segregation, double standards, white and black water fountains etc. To stand defensively on this hill is both morally and ethnically hypocritical. Maybe it's just me, but I couldn't care less what race of person owns an establishment as long as the service and quality are solid. Idk what the purpose of the little sticker or pin "look at me I'm this!" has. If anything it's a total turn off. Its almost like saying... "look I can do what everyone else can do.... only I'm black" but at the same time saying "treat me special! My skin is the special pigmentation!" Just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. It's wrong. Period
@@RegimentJoker And your response further perpetuates your ignorance to the topic of equality and inclusion. There are many peer articles and research that show color blindness is counterproductive to combating systemic racism, but I don't expect you to have done that research, nor make an effort now. But continue to watch these Meals and Miles videos as they highlight all people and culture, and you may learn a thing or two. I know I have.
@@leont5958 does it? Or does it prove that you're only furthering the separation of black and white? I know you don't get challenged much... it's not politically correct. I'm not going to spin my wheels in the mud any more with you.
You have no idea how helpful this was!
Thank you so much for watching. Glad it helped. Part 2 coming real soon.
You mam are being mislead.
I'm moving to the Nashville area soon and your vlog to Nashville is a life saver. I swear you wouldn't think Black people thrived in Nashville? I am definitely hitting up the spots you mentioned!
Oh black people are definitely thriving there. More and more businesses are opening. I am hoping to do a part 3 when I visit this summer.
Do you believe a lot more black people are moving to Nashville?
@@MealsandMiles01 I’m thinking about moving there next year
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for this vlog because we will be moving there in a few months-
I’m from NC and I fell in love with Nashville last year! From Staying behind TSU to staying in Madison... I’m lowkey ready to move, now. It reminds me a lot of NC but with more culture.
Thank you for watching. Nashville is becoming a cool city.
What Part of north carolina are you from
what are somethings that I can do that you did....night life...a must see the you discovered
That’s what I’m saying cause charlotte is killing Nashville with more cultural for blacks and hispanics
🫢no culture hear,only the wicked and evil.
This video was so informative I’m planning a trip to Nashville and I was wondering what to..... This came in so handy great video also would watch part two
Thank you so much for watching ❤️
Never been to Nashville, but we definitely going! This has open our eyes up!
Coffee at Grams, one drop ink, Quench, Jefferson Street, slim and husky, 3 HBCU, Kingdom Cafe, cones heads and etc. Oh yeah.. we took notes...lol
Awesome!!! I hope you all get to visit one day. There are alot of cool places here.
Just moved to Nashville, you just put me on!!
Thank you 🧡
Aye!!!!! Part two coming soon. Welcome to the city!!
@@MealsandMiles01 thank you lady!!!
How do you like it? Thinking about moving to Nashville in November.
Thank you for this video!! Thinking about traveling to Nashville within the next few weeks!! Very informative
Thank you for watching
Whew Chile I can’t tell you how many videos I had to sift through (specifically for Nashville) and finally this “dropped in the algorithm”! ~Anyhoo glad I found this channel!! New sub here!! 🙋🏽♀️
Aye!!! Welcome to the foodie adventures. Trust me I know how many videos you sat through to get here. LMAO 🤣
Thank you girly! I just moved to Tennessee and wanted to know where I can find all the people that look like me lol. So helpful
I'm glad it helped. Make sure to join Black People making moves group on Facebook. They will keep you updated with everything in the city.
I'll be moving in 30 days. Looking for a friend group.
Facebook - Black people making moves in Nashville group
Thank you for putting this together!!!
My pleasure!
Love this!! Ready for part 2 to drop!!
Trying to finish it up
Thank you for this. I’m headed to Nashville for WWE Summer Slam week and I try to have “black experiences” in every city I visit.
Thank you for watching. There are more restaurants and businesses that have opened in the last year. I hope you have an amazing time.
me 2
I went to Nashville in December and really enjoyed Slim and Husky’s. I need to go back to try the other restaurants
Oh cool, love Slim and Husky. Definitely show the others some love when you return. Thank you for watching. Part 2 coming soon.
Too bad I found this after I left Nashville. I was truly honky tonked out. This will be helpful for next time. Thank you!
The way I am laughing. They will honky tonk you to death. lol
I LOVE this video! Never been to Nashville but plan on going this summer.
Oh cool, I hope you enjoy yourself.
Thanks for the video. We just got back from Nashville and thanks to your suggestions we went to Slim and Huskey, Coneheads and to the African music museum. We loved it all.
That is awesome!
Awesome
Thanks for this ! I’m moving to Nashville for work in a few weeks 💙
I hope you enjoy Nashville.
I'm moving to Nashvile in 30 days for work as well. Looking for a new friend group for sure.
Great video I’m sub’n to check out more locations I’ve been hearing about Nashville.I hope these places you showed are still up and running the same .
I believe most of them are. There are way more now though. Check out the Facebook group Black People Making Moves Nashville. They have all of the black owned businesses there.
Thank you for this great and valuable information 💯👌‼️
Thank you so much for watching ❤️
Thanks soooo much for this!!!! I’ll be moving there soon, I’m so excited! Lol I didn’t think their were much black people or things for us. You’re appreciated 💞
Oh there's alot of us here. Part 2 is coming soon. Welcome to the city!!
About time I can see what I can go to this weekend for nye and this vlog wasn’t vlogjn they wasn’t showing what I need to see and this wears very much helpful…coming from Atlanta I need to know what’s are some good spots…
I'm glad it was able to help. So many businesses have opened since I filmed this one. Black people making moves in Nashville group on Facebook is helpful as well.
@@MealsandMiles01 it wasn’t a help… people need to stop hyping up something it’s not… it’s very much so, commercial… I understand there is a white city, but it is no black bars or lounge. If it is is close for sale. I’m not impressed with the lies that people are giving.
This place looks so good
Thank you for watching.
I cannot wait to visit! Looks so fun and you got some really nice views here 💪🏾
Thank you for watching 💖
Yep,it's fun,there's a whole lot of Tika Sumpter's,Serena's,Kamal's,Ketanji's,Jodi Turner Smith's doing what they do😂🫢
I'm from Detroit and trying to plan a trip next month. Needed to find us somewhere! 😂❤ glad this popped up.
Follow Black people making moves in Nashville for all the lastest black owned business opening.
This was so helpful. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Thanks. I will share content🙏
Thank you so much for watching ☺️
I’m so glad I found this. I would’ve missed out on so many amazing things if I hadn’t found your video!🙏🏽❤️
Awesome, I hope it helps
Omg I’m so excited to visit
Thank You for watching
This was so helpful. Thank you so much
Thank you for watching!!! Glad it helped.
I’m so glad I came across this video. My cousin says it’s just a white town. I’m like that can’t be true with 3 hbcus. And you’ve proven my hunch to be true.
They way Nashville is marketed you would think that, but there's people of all races here. That's why I made this video because I would get asked all the time where are the black/brown people.
American Baptist College is the 4th HBCU in Nashville.
Didn't realize that
Really Good List! Some of these places I never heard of and will definitely be checking them out soon! Thanks!
Thank you. I hope you like them.
Thank you! Great video!
Thank You for watching ❤️
Thanks so much
You're welcome 🤗
Thanks for sharing.
Thank You for watching ❤️
Nashville has 4 HBCU's in TSU, Fisk, Meharry, and American Baptist College
I didn't realize American Baptist college was an HBCU. Noted and thank you.
Thank you for this 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
You are so welcome. Thank you for watching ❤️
What a great review! Very helpful. I definitely look forward to visiting the state & explore all that it has to offer.
Thank You for watching ❤️
Love this video!
❤️ Thank you for watching.
This was GEEAT VIDEO!!!
Thank You so much for watching. Releasing Part II really soon.
I’m
Flying into Nashville Saturday to drive down to Birmingham to see my folks. Looking for a bkfast spot before my 3 hour drive
Good question, I love Biscuit Love is not Black Owned but it's good.
Big Bad Breakfast! Not black owned but always good.
this what i was looking for
Thank You for watching ❤️
Thank you sweetie pie I love your video and I’m thinking about moving there next year 🥰😘
Thank you so much for watching. I hope you move to Nashville. I'm sure you will enjoy it.
Thank you so much❤
You're so welcome! Thank you for watching!
@Meals and Miles can you recommend a place for a gospel brunch on Sundays?
Thanks for the video. Do you have any recommendations for black nightlife? The best clubs/lounges to go to. Thanks.
Willie B's, Mirenva, Weekend, and there are a few more opening soon. There's a group on Facebook called Black People Making Moves Nashville. They will keep you updated on events and nightlife.
@@MealsandMiles01 , thank you for your response.
This is awesome for real I been to Nashville so many times and been trying to find black own places my Father is from Nashville Tenn so I go there a few times but I will try these places to I'm from Atlanta Ga so I like to check out the Black places in Nashville.
Thank you so much for watching. I truly appreciate it. I hope it helps. There are so many new places now. A new video is needed, lol.
Needed this for a visit! thank you!!
You're welcome, Thank You for watching ❤️
Always wanted to visit Nashville, might have to go soon
Definitely check it out
This is great for an fun time😊
This is great!!!
Love this! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching ❤️
Thank you so much for this, my google search was just not doing it for me lmao
LMAO, trust me I understand. Follow the Black People Making Moves in Nashville. It's a lot of businesses that have open since I made the videos.
I miss Nashville 😩
This video made me hungry lol. Can’t wait for part 2
Lol
Why did you relocate?
If you don't mind me asking
Thanks for making this video omw to drop my nephew off @Tennessee state I'm going straight to coneheads
They opened a bar below coneheads.
I will be there this weekend hopefully these spots are open
Thank you! Much needed content.
Thank you so much for watching ❤️
Thank you so much for information. much appreciated. I applied for a Job within our company in Nashville and pray to God that I get it. I have been looking Black Owned establishments. Can you do a review on public transportation please?
Hey hey, so the only public transportation is the bus. There is a train that runs from Mt Juliet area to downtown, but it's nothing like up North public transportation. A car is needed for most areas outside or downtown.
We have MTA if your looking to ride the bus..most people take Uber/Lyft .
Thanks for the video, you did an amazing job! Answered a ton of questions I have about where my people are and I've been living here since 2016🤣 Can't wait for part 2!
Lol, girl we hiding out here 🤣🤣🤣 Nah but it's places for us. Hopefully more will open once Covid is over.
What area of town is the best to live in? Considering moving soon. Looking for a good neighborhood and good schools but also don’t want to be the only family looking like mine… trying to be with my people lol
I'm going to the peach Cobbler Factory when I come next month 😍🙏😭
I would Google to see where there new locations are. When I went last time it was food truck outside of where they used to be located.
This was thankful it helped alot
Any recommendations on hotels near Nashville
Downtown is really expensive. I would say by the airport, east Nashville, Brentwood area. Close to the city without the outrageous prices.
Thank you so much for this vlog.
Been here a week and am in Love with the city.
If you don't mind me asking, why did you leave?
Awesome!!! New job in another state.
I ❤ this video, very informative.
Thank you so much for watching.❤️
@@MealsandMiles01 You're welcome sista. I'm thinking about doing some travel nursing in Nashville.
Great video!
Thank You for watching❤️
Awesome video! THANK YOU!
Thank You for watching ❤️
I've been in Nashville for almost a year and don't get out much... Great info
Oh no, definitely get out if you can. Check some of these places out.
I've been here a week and LOVE IT!!
I was supposed to attend TSU so I have to make up for lost time!!
Love your channel we are looking into moving here.
Thank You for watching ❤️ Good luck with your move.
thanks for sharing. i am trying to plan a small bday trip next month and this helps. any brunch spots that i should go to ?
Hey Hey, Thank you for watching. I have a Brunchin in Nashville video as well. Also Willie B's and Tacos with a Twist has brunch as well.
I miss living in Nashville. 😔
Me too!
I love the vlog. The real TSU in Houston Texas though LOL 😂
LMAO 🤣 I didn't go to TSU, so I'll let the alums have that battle🤣
Lol naw go big blue but s/o to texas southern
Thank you !
Thank you for watching
Where do middle class African Americans professionals live ?
Well we are kind of spread out. Hendersonville, Brentwood, Cane Ridge, on the line of Antioch/Brentwood, Antioch towards lavergne, Hermitage, Mt Juliet, Murfreesboro. It really depends on what we are looking.
quick question for you... I'm driving to Douglasville GA from Detroit near the end of this month, I'm planning to stop in Louisville, KY. Spend the night there, hangout there, then continue to Douglasville from there. I have to go through Nashville, TN in order to get there. I'm thinking about stopping in both Nashville and Chatanooga. For a "on a roadtrip" style stop in Nashville, what would you recommend I visit? I was thinking TSU, and the Alkebu Lan Images bookstore to pick up some African Nalia while there, however I want to make an iconic stop, I will have my son with me. That new attraction at the end, National musuem of African American Music looks pretty dope but you kinda skipped pass that one in the video.. LOL
I would say definitely go to the bookstore because it's a staple in the community. TSU is literally across the street and Fisk is right down the street. I've heard the museum is dope so definitely check that out. You can grab slim and husky and princess chicken as it's in the same complex as the museum.
Hello - I just came across your video for Nashville and found it very informative! Excellent job! I do have a quick question for you......What area would you recommend staying in or at for a short weekend trip? Downtown Nashville or near the airport?
Hello Felicia, thank you for watching. If you want to be in walking distance of alot of things downtown. If you don't mind being 15 minutes from downtown, the airport area is good.
Yasss thanks 😊
Thank You for watching ❤️
Nashville is a nice spot
It is pretty cool
But where is the Vegan food?????
As far as black owned that I know will be the Southern V and Riddim Spice serve vegan options. I'm not sure where else.
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Hello all
Where is all beautiful singles ladies in Nashville?
Could you do a tour of White Owned businesses in Nashville?
My lady and me are planning a visit here thanks!
Sure I have a video called Brunching in Nashville with all white owned businesses, with my very white friend, lol. Check it out. Have an amazing day!
Tf everywhere else? This is for us. It’s too many of y’all we tired of seeing y’all so we prefer looking at our people and supporting OUR shit! BE GONE STAY MAD. :)
I must have been in the wrong part of Nashville, cuz I swear I only saw one or two black people for every 100 white people. 😂
I'm on the floor. Were you on Broadway?
@@MealsandMiles01 Yup lol
We don't generally hang at the honey tonks, IJS.
😂😂 Yeah if you were on Broadway we are not there
@@mikosan77 Next time you come to Nashville look up TSU, Meharry & Fisk. Alkebulan Bookstore across from TSU, black owned restaurants on Buchanan, & don't miss the African American Museum of Music downtown. Shugga HI is good food & live music on Sat., Soul and Chicago's Chicken & Waffles on Gallatin Rd.....just so you know.
Is it racist of someone to shop over someones skin color?!
Is it racist or is it that people would like to know if there are minority owned businesses in Nashville????? Never knew promoting black owned businesses would be such a problem.
@@MealsandMiles01 I pose the question because if there was a organization promoting white businesses I think people would be offended.
This is racist. If I made a white owned one you'd all flip a shit.
The breakfast place really does have good service tho. I'm not going to lie.
Well Hello! No, I wouldn't flip that because its Nashville and mostly everything is white owned, lmao. Nashville is literally marketed as Country Music capital. It's not marketed towards minorities at all. Don't believe me? Why was it such a big deal for Slim and Husky to be the first black owned business on Broadway? Then Prince's Chicken on Broadway. Oh and let's not forget how major it is for the National African American Music Museum to be on Broadway. All happened in 2021. Literally everywhere on the news when it happened. It's never been done before.
You took something positive and tried to make it a negative and that's cool. That's on you. There are people who want to know how and where to support black owned businesses when visiting Nashville. I've literally had people say they didn't think there were many black people or minorities in Nashville.
Oh by the way, check out my brunching in Nashville video with all very white owned businesses while eating with my very white good friend. Please don't ever try to say something is racist without doing your research. I love supporting everyone. Always have and always will.
Have an amazing day!
This is not racist, learn what the word means. And most of any other similar videos on UA-cam are "white owned" and do you know why...because white owned is the majority and when things are they majority it rarely requires highlighting the fact. You sound like the people that hear Black History, Asian/ Pacific Islander history, or Native American history and claim it's racist; it is not. It is the part of American history that does not get highlighted because some of the majority feels it neglects to recognize them in the positive light they desire. Highlighting diversity and inclusion IS NOT racist, not a detriment to any non-minority establishment, nor a threat to the majority.
If the breakfast spot has good service, simply say so and go about your day. But highlighting minority businesses is not racist. Painting such highlighting as a detriment or an insinuation of inferiority of another is...I'm not gone lie.
Love that this video highlighted parts of Nashville that aren't often highlighted or publicized. Keep the content coming Meals and Miles!
@@leont5958 it most certainly is. Race based advertisement is using race as a competitive edge to get ahead of the competition (to use your race to get ahead of other races businesses). If you truly want equality, you keep race out. "Black owned buisness" is a disingenuous way to attract sales. It doesn't reflect products or quality, just race. I will go right on back to If "white owned buisness" showed up people would bitch about segregation, double standards, white and black water fountains etc. To stand defensively on this hill is both morally and ethnically hypocritical.
Maybe it's just me, but I couldn't care less what race of person owns an establishment as long as the service and quality are solid. Idk what the purpose of the little sticker or pin "look at me I'm this!" has. If anything it's a total turn off. Its almost like saying... "look I can do what everyone else can do.... only I'm black" but at the same time saying "treat me special! My skin is the special pigmentation!" Just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. It's wrong. Period
@@RegimentJoker And your response further perpetuates your ignorance to the topic of equality and inclusion. There are many peer articles and research that show color blindness is counterproductive to combating systemic racism, but I don't expect you to have done that research, nor make an effort now. But continue to watch these Meals and Miles videos as they highlight all people and culture, and you may learn a thing or two. I know I have.
@@leont5958 does it? Or does it prove that you're only furthering the separation of black and white? I know you don't get challenged much... it's not politically correct. I'm not going to spin my wheels in the mud any more with you.
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