Jewish Businessman Calls Blacks Liquid Money Because They Spend It All

Is he right?

Jewish Businessman Calls Blacks Liquid Money Because They Spend It All

Via Financial Juneteenth reports:

Someone I know works closely with a Jewish businessman. One day, the two had an honest conversation, in which the Jewish man asked, “Do you know what my Jewish friends call the black community?”

My friend said, “No, what do they call us?”

He replied, “We call you liquid money. The same way that water falls out of a man’s hands, money typically seeps out of a black person’s hands the same way. Your community gets money and immediately gives it all away to people who aren’t black. We see that as a huge business opportunity.”

He then used the example of many black people on payday or when we get our tax refunds. He noted how we’ll go to an Indian business to cash the check, an Asian hair salon, a corner store owned by Arabs and a department store owned by whites. He explained how, when it’s all said and done, these other business people are waiting like hungry animals to eat our bank accounts as if we are the prey.

It’s something to think about.

Here’s the lesson:

1) In America, you have no almost no power if you don’t own something. There is no pride in a platform on which you sit if it can be taken away from you on a second’s notice. You have been seduced into believing that you have real power, when the truth is that you do not.

2) If we never learn the value of supporting of black-owned businesses, we are always going to be disappointed. We are going to have the highest unemployment rates, the lowest wealth levels and the greatest degrees of frustration. When I had a three hour personal conversation with Min. Louis Farrakhan (followed by a nine-hour closed economic summit a month later), one point that he made (which I agree with entirely) is that black people can learn a great deal from watching how the Jewish community handles it’s wealth. In order for us to grow as a people, we must realize this important fact: Our money is our power and we cannot give it all away.

African American can improve their economic status by supporting other African American business owners. Do you think the Jewish businessman is right?