Comments by "" (@A86) on "Shea Moisture Apologizes After Backlash To Ad Featuring Caucasian Women" video.

  1. Why would a company only market to 14% of the Market and actively ignore the rest or refuse to sell or advertise to them? From a business standpoint that's stupid.
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  2. So Beyonce and other black celebrities being in those commercials don't count?
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  3. So, because they didn't have a dark-skinned black woman in one of their commercials, out of all the commercials they've had over the years, that equates to saying "Fuck black people!!!"??
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  4. @S Russell - WTH are you talking about? Big white-owned companies CONSTANTLY advertise to black people and other minorities. You see black people in McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Popeye's, Pizza Hut, Wal-Mart, Starbucks, etc. commercials all the damn time. White-owned companies get so big because they market to EVERYONE. All races, all religions, sexual orientations, etc. Fast food tends to disproportionately market to minorities (because we eat so much of it because a lot of us are poor). Do you really think white-owned companies get to where they are by only advertising to fellow whites? I'm sorry, but some of you so-called "#Woke" black people are just straight making shit up to justify being mad.
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  5. Since when has Shea written off black customers?
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  6. A rational comment in the comment section!! Wonders never cease!
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  7. Because it's America and America is a melting pot.
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  8. Mist white-owned companies are all-inclusive as well. How many fast food companies only want to sell to white customers?
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  9. @nasseh257 - Are you serious? No white-owned companies market to black people? You never see black people in McDonald's, Wendy's, Popeye's, Wal-Mart, Starbuck's, etc. commercials? Yes, white-owned companies could do better, but to pretend that almost no white-owned companies and businesses reach out to black people is ridiculous. Some people here are being willfully ignorant just to have an excuse to be mad. Yes, racism is still a huge problem, but some folks are pretending it's still 1840 or something.
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  10. @ebonynaomi1085 - If That's true then Shes shouldn't have dine thst. They should just make a separate line for white women but still keep the original formula. That's a far more poignant issue than that commercial. I see the commercial as a non-issue for the most part.
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