I read that bogus article and when you consider the source the articles credibility speaks for itself.
B.E.T. is Black Entertainment Television for white people. These are the same and exact and identical white people that took over B.E.T. a...nd their first official act was to fire 12% of the black staff, which pretty much gutted the black employees.
The hired a black female president that openly admitted that she doesn't even watch B.E.T. Now they produce and provide blacks with gullible facts, figures and revelations with one of many being that:
"Blacks like comedies, action films, and romance stories the most."
B.E.T. study
Raise your hand if you need a study to reveal that the entire premise of Black Entertainment Television for white America exist for the purpose that black people keep them laughing.
Try getting a black action movie pass the white studios whereas blacks are being portrayed and presented to white America viewing as smart, clever, intelligent, serious or brave... Forget about it.
B.E.T. are the same and exact people that believe that because they only portray smiling lawn jockey blacks that it evidences to the viewing population that blacks actually liked being slaves.
The study further insult your intelligence with:
"Black audience's buying power: $6.3 billion, the vast majority of which doesn't go to Tyler Perry films or Chris Rock documentaries."
B.E.T. study
If you go to the store for corn but the only brand available on the self is B.E.T. corn brand then you are left no alternative but to buy that brand if you need corn.
The same strategy applies to movie goers if white Hollywood limits the variety of movies released then what choice do you have but to watch what they release.
It doesn't evidence with credibility that you like it. You are what is termed: A captive audience
The mind control go on and on when perpetrated against black people that don't read nor possess the empirical knowledge to know better.
Case and point:
African-Americans have no problem making that trek to the movies, accounting for 195 million trips to the movie theaters annually. On average, African-Americans make frequent visits to the movies.
B.E.T. study
1.) Please, that is garbage because black people are known for taking the path of the least resistance and in this case the movie Red box situated outside major grocery stores that offer $1.00 per movie is the choice of black people not to mention the pirate movie hawkers that are willing to sell you the latest movie all be it compromised with less than state of the art viewing capabilities.
2.) African-Americans are digitally inclined and consume heavy amounts of all types of media: 67 percent own desktop/laptop computers; 62 percent are heavy online users (11-plus hours weekly); 64 percent are gaming or music video enthusiasts; and 37 percent are heavy TV/DVR viewers.
B.E.T. study
If blacks are losing their homes and stable housing at a faster rate than they are building or finding affordable housing while homelessness, destitution and displacement run rampant to the unspoken tune of 26% black unemployment then where are they looking so as to declare that:
"67 percent own desktop/laptop computers; 62 percent are heavy online users "
B.E.T. study
Those figures is especially erroneousness when you need stable housing simply to hook up the type of Internet access you need to access the Internet to the tune of 67%?
LAST BUT CERTAINLY NOT LEAST the study concludes in the middle of the study with:
"I know it's a surprise to a lot of people, but Black people like the same stuff white people like. It's time to stop treating us like an alien species and start treating us like your average hungry consumer."
B.E.T. study
Even the lowliest level paid public defender lawyers would jump to their feet on the studies conclusion to shout OBJECTIONS YOUR HONOR, The B.E.T. study is LEADING THE WITNESS.
Sincerely, Enoch Mubarak
President/CEO Mubarak Inter-prizes
www.mubarakinter-prizes.com
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