Are you in the South? The ones in the Northeast suck.I've only been to Chikfila twice. The first time, my Shicken sammy tasted like cardboard. I waited a year or two and tried it a second time. Same thing. I see all the cars lined up for both the parking lot and the drive through and I just don't get it. I suppose it's possible I got two bummers in a row, but I don't know. I do like their politics, so I wish them the best.
We do like kenfucky tried chicken though.......
I haven’t had dodges in years, since before the renovation.
How the fuck do you eat a bone in chicken breast SANDWICH?!?!?!?!?
I bet bigfatcock would hit it! Make her squirt some crisco and fry his chicken with it!
Never had a dick in her, never will, probably a manhater, gotta take it out somewhere.
I prefer seafood and dont eat chicken. I wonder how that would sit with her.
I don’t fucking know! But I watch folks order that shit daily. Bruh, it’s trippy af
All of that is specific to location.
This is just the latest. The other day I read an article about how Southerners stole and appropriated the banjo from African Americans, but then another article goes on to admit they even THEY didnt invent it - it likely began in Egypt or farther north and worked its way down. Its all just race baiting and separatism.
www.solid-ground.org An asshole with an axe to grindThis is just the latest. The other day I read an article about how Southerners stole and appropriated the banjo from African Americans, but then another article goes on to admit they even THEY didnt invent it - it likely began in Egypt or farther north and worked its way down. Its all just race baiting and separatism.
“You can’t talk about the history of the banjo if you can’t talk about racism, slavery, misogyny appropriation and exploitation,” ethnomusicologist Greg Adams says." WTH is an ethnomusicologist ?
Folk instrument’s historical connection to racism in the U.S. - Solid Ground
The banjo is a humble instrument, initially made of wood, skin and gut. Pirated thousands of miles from its African origins, the banjo has come to be the butt of countless jokes, and a symbol of our nation’s racial history. A stunning new video documentary showcases the instrument's musical and...
I swear these fucks actually Want me to hate them. Not until the last 5yrs did I ever question social programs, I was fortunate. Live and let live rule.This is just the latest. The other day I read an article about how Southerners stole and appropriated the banjo from African Americans, but then another article goes on to admit they even THEY didnt invent it - it likely began in Egypt or farther north and worked its way down. Its all just race baiting and separatism.
“You can’t talk about the history of the banjo if you can’t talk about racism, slavery, misogyny appropriation and exploitation,” ethnomusicologist Greg Adams says." WTH is an ethnomusicologist ?
Folk instrument’s historical connection to racism in the U.S. - Solid Ground
The banjo is a humble instrument, initially made of wood, skin and gut. Pirated thousands of miles from its African origins, the banjo has come to be the butt of countless jokes, and a symbol of our nation’s racial history. A stunning new video documentary showcases the instrument's musical and...
Ethnomusicologist defined "the study of the music of different cultures, especially non-Western ones"
Does this shit ever stop.
According to Professor 'How We Eat Our Chicken' is a Racial Issue | The Gateway Pundit | by Margaret Flavin
Erika Abad, a Nevada State College professor and an alumna of DePaul University in Chicago, shares that, in a world where everything is racially motivated, even how we eat our chicken is a racial issue.www.thegatewaypundit.com
Erika Abad, a Nevada State College professor and an alumna of DePaul University in Chicago, shares that, in a world where everything is racially motivated, even how we eat our chicken is a racial issue.
Abad suggests that “specific food and specific aromas” are radicalized and that even that different perfumes have racial connotations. Abad states, “All of these smells hint at otherness or assimilation in ways that complement a colorist aesthetic that lends us and prompts us to lean closer to whiteness.”
According to Abad, “how we eat our chicken” and “the level of salt in our food” is racially motivated.
Abad presented the bizarre take during a presentation to DePaul alumni as part of a series called “Perspectives on Racial Justice.”
According to the DePaul Alumni YouTube channel, “Perspectives on Racial Justice is a series that seeks to further DePaul University’s commitment to ending racial injustice on campus and in our community. Presented by the Office of Alumni Relations in partnership with faculty and alumni experts, the series strives to bring awareness to racial inequalities, continue the dialogue on issues of race and ethnicity and support our communities of color.”
DePaul’s Alumni Youtube channel incudes other woke topics including:
Perspectives on Racial Justice: Afro-Latinx Identity & Inclusivity
Perspectives on Racial Justice: Cultural Identity in the Workplace
Perspectives on Racial Justice: Discussing Race with Young People
Perspectives on Racial Justice: Cultural Identity in the Workplace
Damn it! I wish I had thought of that!
I holla bak in a bits bout da biz. Fin ta roll up on Popeyes and get ma chimkin on wiff biskits...hey-eee-yay-eeee
They don't have a setting for "Genuine Frontier Gibberish?"
I was trying to get my vernacular in sync with cultural appropriation of Popeyes. From a cracker's point of view I thought I had did good.
What I have noticed is that some cultures actually prize and desire segregation. Especially in language. One a word in one particular culture becomes popular across cultures, they change to a new language. Anything to be separate. Separate award shows, separate orgs by skin color. Separate month of commemoration. National, bank, and postal holiday for one person precisely because of skin color.
I have always called it soda. I don't know why it would be called anything else. I do consider myself a redneck but I do have standards.
Start with White Soul food......I can hear the screams and gnashing of teeth already. Cousine appropriation for the win.
