Ep37 Why Supporting Black Owned Businesses Still Feels Risky
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Ep37 Why Supporting Black Owned Businesses Still Feels Risky
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We talk about where our money really goes and why trust can be the biggest barrier to supporting Black-owned and local businesses. We also wrestle with cultural divides, personal discipline, and the messy politics of student loan debt and bailouts.
• the trust gap that keeps people from choosing Black-owned services
• why “support local” loses to convenience and habit
• whether a real rift exists between African Americans and African immigrants
• how “othering” and old narratives shape everyday interactions
• why consistency beats motivation and why quitting feels personal
• the student loan bankruptcy problem and what forgiveness would change
• what higher education is selling beyond classes, including access and networks
• corporate welfare vs helping everyday borrowers and who gets second chances
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