This is why we call you the devil: Psychology of selling to the Negro 1954

[@rickfowler3086]

Beautiful film, love it!!

[@wesleycarlisle3025]

Beautiful introduction music we love.

[@lekeishacotten]

This was very interesting. Explains a lot.

[@Baddawg_313]

Rest In Heaven Kevin Samuels. He mentioned this on the podcast with T.I.

[@tonylegz5692]

Same

[@thecosmicobserv3r]

This man is not the creator of the video. The owner of Ebony Magazine, Harold Johnson; made this to get people to make ads.

[@muayboran6111]

I think you missed a key message of this video which is black people are just normal people… and the video was created by Ebony magazine

[@murphyman814]

Not by Ebony but Ebony's publisher... Johnson Publication. But yes, you are correct. It's sad that most people don't watch it to catch that.

[@itsAntWill]

this shit lowkey accurate tho lol

[@OffendingTheOffendable]

😂😂😂😂

[@ShaunyKnuckles]

What field of study is this? Anyone know?

[@GhostSamaritan]

Sales & psychology

[@rorocyr6450]

Anthropology I think

[@flyinv3663]

Racism.

[@murphyman814]

@@flyinv3663How if the message is blacks are the same as everyone else?

[@CopperAboriginies]

What? It's self explanatory, go to any store and observe our peoples spending, now it's on the internet and your asking what field of study is this. They talking about you, look in mirror.

[@nettaboo690]

Wow

[@loveroti5949]

Racism to the highest. Why could they never give you a god

[@davidgold5961]

I understand how you think it might be racist, but it’s actually a respectful look at the huge Negro market. Of course, this was made decades ago, but the 3 points still hold: Negros want quality name brands, they buy top-quality products, and they dislike being offered substitutes.