I'm definitely going to try this recipe but I have one problem. Why do blacks pity themselves so much? Nobody went there but this author did. Pathetic. From the webpage: "Some say that the negative stereotypes about black people and fried chicken can be traced to D. W. Griffith’s 1915 film Birth of a Nation. Many of these images were a direct parallel to Jim Crow images and ignorant impressions that belittled us and compromised our dignity. Even though we loved fried chicken and all the great dishes that went with it, there was the impression that by eating it, you were supporting the less-than-favorable concept White America had created for you. Shame is the gift that keeps on giving, from slavery to racism and discrimination". No one in 2020 has seen the birth of a nation made in the 1900s. What a loser.
I'm definitely going to try this recipe but I have one problem. Why do blacks pity themselves so much? Nobody went there but this author did. Pathetic. From the webpage: "Some say that the negative stereotypes about black people and fried chicken can be traced to D. W. Griffith’s 1915 film Birth of a Nation. Many of these images were a direct parallel to Jim Crow images and ignorant impressions that belittled us and compromised our dignity. Even though we loved fried chicken and all the great dishes that went with it, there was the impression that by eating it, you were supporting the less-than-favorable concept White America had created for you. Shame is the gift that keeps on giving, from slavery to racism and discrimination". No one in 2020 has seen the birth of a nation made in the 1900s. What a loser.
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