Restaurant Servers, Want a Tip? Serve Black Customers Better
There is a vicious cycle between stereotypes about black patrons, substandard service and tipping.
July 26, 2011
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There is a vicious cycle between stereotypes about black patrons, substandard service and tipping.
In her first televised interview, Sofitel maid Nafissatou “Nafi” Diallo tells Robin Roberts of “Good Morning America” details of her allegations against the former International
Consumers will spend less at their local pharmacies over the next 14 months as the patents of seven of the world’s 20 best-selling drugs expire.
A black teenager named Kymberly Wimberly who had a baby during her junior year, yet managed to earn the highest grade-point average at her high
Raquel Nelson said she was trying to avoid a very long walk with her three tired children when she got off a bus and decided
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“This campaign is about empowerment.”
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