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Is Protesting The Best Long Term Strategy To Address Economic Disrespect?
By Kamau Austin
Recently a horrific video went viral of a group of Black women being beaten with broom sticks and restrained by Asian owners of a nail salon in Brooklyn. Allegedly the attack was the result of one of the Black women not being satisfied with how her eye brows where serviced.
I don't know what happened at the nail salon (the accounts by both parties is in dispute) but the vicious attack on a group of Black women, because of a disagreement on eye brows or nails, is just unacceptable. Even if the Black women were wrong not to pay for services rendered to resort to restraining and beating Black women like animals will no longer be tolerated in our communities.
All business have to have good customer service and treat their customers or clients with care. Let's "Boss UP" to address our economic issues. While I feel protests are warranted to show our displeasure I think more Black women should start these businesses in our communities with an eye for good customer service and relations with other Black women.
This is why I am showcasing the clean, trendy, comfortable, and beautiful Black owned nail, lashes, and aesthetics salon: Beautique. Beautique, is owned by young Te-Shey Green. Ms. Green's shop is a new one in Southeast Queens, and is located at 188-11 Linden Blvd, St. Albans Queens. It is only 20 minutes from Brooklyn by car or the LLRR if using public transportation.
I don't know what happened at the nail salon (the accounts by both parties is in dispute) but the vicious attack on a group of Black women, because of a disagreement on eye brows or nails, is just unacceptable. Even if the Black women were wrong not to pay for services rendered to resort to restraining and beating Black women like animals will no longer be tolerated in our communities.
All business have to have good customer service and treat their customers or clients with care. Let's "Boss UP" to address our economic issues. While I feel protests are warranted to show our displeasure I think more Black women should start these businesses in our communities with an eye for good customer service and relations with other Black women.
This is why I am showcasing the clean, trendy, comfortable, and beautiful Black owned nail, lashes, and aesthetics salon: Beautique. Beautique, is owned by young Te-Shey Green. Ms. Green's shop is a new one in Southeast Queens, and is located at 188-11 Linden Blvd, St. Albans Queens. It is only 20 minutes from Brooklyn by car or the LLRR if using public transportation.
Let's not just protest and complain about bad treatment from people doing business in our communities. How about we change our buying habits and replace them?
Please support this promising business establishment and Te-Shey Green. Call 929-405-0181 (and tell them you heard about their beautiful looking business on the Southeast Queens Scoop) or visit their website. See more pictures of this beautiful nail and aesthetics salon below...
Please support this promising business establishment and Te-Shey Green. Call 929-405-0181 (and tell them you heard about their beautiful looking business on the Southeast Queens Scoop) or visit their website. See more pictures of this beautiful nail and aesthetics salon below...
