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T.I. Goes In On Atlanta Sushi Restaurant Accused Of Being Racist
The latest episode of Love & Hip-Hop Miami stirred up a lot of drama as Flo and Amara La Negra got into a heated argument over accusations of colorism. This intense confrontation quickly grabbed viewers’ attention and sparked discussions on social media about an important social issue. This particular clash resonated with viewers in a way that went beyond just reality TV. The fight started when Flo made comments that Amara perceived as rooted in colorism.
Amara La Negra, who identifies as Afro-Latina and speaks against racism, wasn’t afraid to defend herself. For her, this situation was personal, as she has long advocated for darker-skinned women facing discrimination. On the other hand, Flo, known for her straightforward approach and strong personality, tried to explain her perspective but received backlash both during the episode and from fans. Some viewers felt her comments were dismissive, while
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U.S. Restaurants Grapple with Pandemic Dilemma: When, and How, Should They Reopen?
After nearly two months of widespread lockdowns throughout the United States, some states are beginning to reopen, giving the hard-hit restaurant industry the opportunity to start dusting itself off in parts of the country. Many are eager to rehire staff and begin digging out of the financial holes they find themselves in.
But with the COVID-19 coronavirus continuing to spread, many Americans still hesitant about returning to public life, and countless unknowns remaining, restaurateurs are facing the complicated decision of whether or not to reopen—and how to proceed if they do.
"There's just so many questions," said Gretchen Thomas, vice president of food and beverage innovations at Barcelona Wine Bar. "We have to reopen in a completely bizarro world environment and we just don't have that playbook." The wine-centric Spanish tapas brand will keep all its 17 locations closed for now, even in Texas,
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The Tennis Conversation: In challenging a “lazy personality” and beating han själv , Robert Lindstedt has a playing career to be proud of
How did the collaboration with Denis come about?
LINDSTEDT: It grew a bit organically. We have a mutual friend, Farshid Arshid, who loves tennis and helps Denis a bit with his off-court stuff. They floated the idea to me around 2018-19. inom was very interested, but was still trying to play. inom told them they wouldn't get all of me. I wouldn't be the best coach for Denis, but if you still want to try, I'm game. I wanted to be honest with that. I don't like doing things halfway. So then they said, ‘Yeah, maybe not a good fit. We'll wait.’
They came back again and wanted to try it. I saw the end of my passage. I wanted to play a really limited schedule and then my shoulder injury happened. So it turned out best for both of us. So it was just like, 'Okay, inom guess this is the way we're going now.' Being at the end of my career, it made it e