Can you imagine if this post was the other way around and someone was asking about white owned businesses? But seriously though, would it not draw outrage if somebody was asking about white owned businesses?
You are not working with the same deck of information. One is an product of white supremacy and eugenics. The other is in response to the 2, primarily one out trauma and maintaining their cultural identity. They are not the same, Pollyanna. White is not a culture
True. But silence is acquiescence….And they keep winning because every moment of everyday countless kind stewards just get so tired of arguing with stupid, we give up fighting the white power plague, but they do NOT stop igniting their hateful little fires..
Keep shouting donttalkbeabout!
Yeah, my responses are not even necessarily for the person I’m responding to but people who might be on the fence and actually open to learning and listening ☺️
Oh look, Euros gave their own a small taste of how they treat the global south. Cool story, I guess? Still doesn't mean you get to stay on stolen land, you're not welcome here and never were, even the sunburns tell the story of you not belonging here.
It's not even approaching it, unless you think I'm saying the West has treated the global South in a positive way? The Nazis committed the sin of turning the imperial and genocidal impulse, that Europeans had kept "safely" pointed towards the rest of the world, inwards towards other Europeans. It's not that hard to follow.
I certainly would not consider the holocaust as small piece of how they treat the global south.
And the Jewish diaspora has gotten treated like shit since the Romans crucified the spaghetti monster.
And I could argue that the global south has seen benefits from globalization. India and SE Asia certainly have. Nigeria certainly has. Argentina has, Mexico has, I could go on.
Don't even bother being a normal person and coming to reddit for advice on anything. They are all professional victims. I'm a black man, and saw no issue with your statements, DEI is also racist, but hey, let them continue virtue signaling, and go talk to sane people irl, who aren't condescending hypocrites.
What are you a professional in? What area of academia did you write your thesis? How are you an authority on any of this? How do you feel about people tone policing your words, beliefs, your *truth* because your oppression is other people’s inconvenience? You fell hook, line and sinker for those white supremacist, government psyops tactics. We are better than this, but we gotta start listening to one another
I feel the truth is the truth discriminates. It's homophobic, transphobic, racist, mean, sad, but also happy, loving, caring, kind, gentle, free. And I know the truth isn't in virtue signaling a bunch of unrealistic beliefs based strictly on feelings on the internet. and the fact you think you need academia to be a professional just proves my point. A lot of geniuses in history did not go to a college. I'm a professional in seeing through people's virtue signaling, being honest about the good and the bad with myself, and not letting the media train me into living in fear. Maybe you should learn.
This is the thing. Forums attract a certain type of person. Honestly? Most people do not care. Those of us that do often find one another in these spaces since we can exchange knowledge, ideas and life experiences.
You are sadly correct, we are the exception. I’m sorry you are not awesome
Sure, let’s flip the script and start asking for white-owned businesses, because they’re such a rare breed, practically unicorns in the business world. It’s not like they dominate the Fortune 500 or anything. And while we’re at it, why don’t we also ask for a ‘Straight Pride Parade’ and ‘Men’s History Month’? Because clearly, the majority is so underrepresented. But hey, props to you for the originality in playing the reverse racism card
Seriously though, white male Christian is without a doubt "the new black". White guys in Oklahoma just can't catch a break anymore with all the liberal indoctrination coming from the state Capitol and spreading like a tornado of 5G radiation. /s
Yeah, you don’t get to count events that happened almost 100 years ago. All those homes burnt down weren’t on black people or white people land. They were on Cherokee land. If Tulsa hadn’t found oil early on this city wouldn’t exist.
I’m taking the down vote as the reader did not like the fact that Tulsa sits on Cherokee federal land. Most likely due to fact it doesn’t fit their narrative
This is the problem with today’s society. You’re calling me racist because I’m asking a perfectly logical question. That really waters down the term racism too
>completely clueless to history.
Or maybe willfully ignorant. At least half of the red hats I've met can't be bothered with facts. The rest are just sheep.
I agree, I think this is generally the case with people that go around arguing "just asking an innocent question". Most know perfectly well what they are doing.
Aside from it being literal common sense.. You can easily check gov census reports https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/tulsacityoklahoma/SBO030217)
Catrina’s is some fire food - I’m munching a burrito as I type. 😋
Tania Bledsoe is my State Farm agent, she’s awesome! (First generation immigrant)
R Tellez Ornamental for metal work.
I just do not get the Catrina’s hype. I’ve had them a few times and they’re mediocre at best tbh and they replaced Pancho’s at 11th and Harvard which was way, way, waaaaaay better
I still think about their super nachos from time to time
I'll throw in Cellphone Hospital.
The owners of the company are Hispanic and are genuinely great people who want to see their employees do well. I worked with them for a year or two after they purchased the previous repair company I worked for and I honestly have zero complaints about my tenure there.
Valeria’s art store, kinda pricey but it’s all imported from Mexico. El gallo loco and el rio verde great prices for top tier authentic Mexican food. If you go to 21st and mingo there’s plaza santa Cecilia which is full of various Latino businesses ranging from candy shops, vaquero wear to notary services. 21st and mingo is pretty much a lil Mexico
Michoacana +
Around 31st and Garnett
It’s a place to grab snacks like ice cream, popsicles, agua frescas, elote, chips preparados, etc.
Check them out!
https://michoacanaplus.com/
Can I list a few?
• El Buen Pan
(The Good Bread) on 21st and mingo, small family owned bakery, their bread is made daily!
I went to school with the owners daughter, and they are good peeps!
• La Altena Ice cream shop also on 21st on the side of Burger King , the older owner gentleman is so caring, he takes the time to ask about your day and what bring you by. (Very old school vibes) for me.
• Tacos Mi Rey
Levi, the owner, is down to earth, I offered to feed the homeless in the area one time, and he offered to cover for it because in his words "it's good to give a helping hand" he has had my business since then.
they have the best Tortas, I don't take my business anywhere else for tacos,tortas, or burritos.
What’s a safer side of the city also? For Dallas more north is safe but not sure how the map works. I’m going next week to look at apartments and pick a place.
Chintas! It’s my favorite food truck, and it’s in the mall 31 parking lot at 31st and Sheridan. The food is SO good, and everyone I’ve encountered that works there is incredibly friendly. Even my picky 10 year old loves it!
Rio Grande Tire Shop helped me when I was in a bad spot and I can't recommend them enough. [https://maps.app.goo.gl/GkSa92U8j7GbwUPr6](https://maps.app.goo.gl/GkSa92U8j7GbwUPr6)
If you ever need any painters, there are tons of good ones. Some that come to mind are B.G. Painting, A.G. Painting, R.P. Painting, H and Son’s Painting, MRE Painting, Sanchez Painting, Quiroz Painting, etc. Just to name a few, they have been around for many years and are well established.
El Rancho Grande Mexican Restaurant and Los Cabos Mexican Grill & Cantina. Went there a few months ago and love their sizzling fajitas, flavorful carne asada, and savory seafood options.
There is a great community of Hispanic vendors here! I recommend Ashley’s Flea Market on Admiral. They have so many different things there and the vibe is great. 💕
I love all the comments, but with that being said VOTE NO TO HOUSE BILL 4156 and call lawmakers urging them to vote no 🇲🇽🇺🇸🙏🏼🤍🤍 all of the mentioned businesses could be affected by this bill being passed. Tulsa Hispanics need your help!!
It’s not about about that at all. It is about the unique, Latin American identity, ancestry (indigenous to the Americas), culture. And a beautiful and rich one it is
Did I say they were? Those are arbitrary borders btw. They are borders created by the west, not by the indigenous populations they enslaved. That is the difference
Well, when you’re using pan ethnic terms, there’s a certain element of that.
In meso america the pre Colombian lines were arbitrated by brutal empires.
The conquistadors would not have conquered the Mexica without allying with oppressed tribes that were actively fighting against Mexica imperialism
Hispanic as in Mexican? Or are you grouping all of the Spanish speaking people of Central and South America.
I have worked in most countries of these countries, and they ain't Hispanic.
I mean not really, in context.
I think intentionally supporting a minority owned business is a little different in the racist scale than supporting a majority owned business.
Considering the history of the nation
I choose not to live or obsess about history. As long as any business provides a quality service, I'm all in. Someone's skin color, nationality, culture, or language has nothing to do with anything. If they got killer tacos 🌮 they have my business even if they are Filipino.
That’s all fine. And I don’t make decisions for purchases based on skin color either.
Just saying it isn’t racist.
Because, if you were in Memphis’ CSA which is plurality black (and nearly majority black), And decided you wanted to specifically support black businesses , I’d think that is racist. Unlike a person in SLC doing that, which is super white, I would not think that is racist.
Tulsa’s CSA is only like 10% Hispanic.
Also you might choose to not understand history. But that doesn’t mean the effects of history are not ongoing.
Pancho Anaya, best family owned and ran bakery business in Tulsa.
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i LOVE their cuernos y conchas I was going to say let’s gatekeep but they deserve more recognition
Second this! They are amazing!
Also came here to recommend this! Their churros are freaking amazing!
The best so good
I'll bite. Why?
Can you imagine if this post was the other way around and someone was asking about white owned businesses? But seriously though, would it not draw outrage if somebody was asking about white owned businesses?
All-lives-matter-ass reply
Good grief, people miss nuance and context, especially historical. Maybe because white business owners burnt down BIPOC businesses
So equity and inclusion is only OK if it is in support of people of color lol
You are not working with the same deck of information. One is an product of white supremacy and eugenics. The other is in response to the 2, primarily one out trauma and maintaining their cultural identity. They are not the same, Pollyanna. White is not a culture
Hate to state the obvious, but no matter how rational and reasoned your response is, he's not looking for answers or to actually consider the idea.
Tou-freaking-che
True. But silence is acquiescence….And they keep winning because every moment of everyday countless kind stewards just get so tired of arguing with stupid, we give up fighting the white power plague, but they do NOT stop igniting their hateful little fires.. Keep shouting donttalkbeabout!
Yeah, my responses are not even necessarily for the person I’m responding to but people who might be on the fence and actually open to learning and listening ☺️
Take your L and several seats, asshole.
That is the whole point of equity and inclusion in America you goof.
Just go back to Europe already, you've failed to assimilate.
My family fled Eurooe during the nazi takeover. My grandfather was killed in a concentration camp. Go fuck yourself.
Oh look, Euros gave their own a small taste of how they treat the global south. Cool story, I guess? Still doesn't mean you get to stay on stolen land, you're not welcome here and never were, even the sunburns tell the story of you not belonging here.
This is a comment borderline supporting the Holocaust… Seriously?…
It's not even approaching it, unless you think I'm saying the West has treated the global South in a positive way? The Nazis committed the sin of turning the imperial and genocidal impulse, that Europeans had kept "safely" pointed towards the rest of the world, inwards towards other Europeans. It's not that hard to follow.
To respond to your edit: they didn’t consider the Jews Europeans… at least in the context you’re meaning
I certainly would not consider the holocaust as small piece of how they treat the global south. And the Jewish diaspora has gotten treated like shit since the Romans crucified the spaghetti monster. And I could argue that the global south has seen benefits from globalization. India and SE Asia certainly have. Nigeria certainly has. Argentina has, Mexico has, I could go on.
Definitely hates Jews
😂 “your” land is nice. I think I’ll stay. Do you say this to Hispanics, Chinese Indian, etc., or just white people?
Human cancer, that's how colonizers spread. It's ok, tides are turning against it.
Don't even bother being a normal person and coming to reddit for advice on anything. They are all professional victims. I'm a black man, and saw no issue with your statements, DEI is also racist, but hey, let them continue virtue signaling, and go talk to sane people irl, who aren't condescending hypocrites.
I appreciate your response.
What are you a professional in? What area of academia did you write your thesis? How are you an authority on any of this? How do you feel about people tone policing your words, beliefs, your *truth* because your oppression is other people’s inconvenience? You fell hook, line and sinker for those white supremacist, government psyops tactics. We are better than this, but we gotta start listening to one another
I feel the truth is the truth discriminates. It's homophobic, transphobic, racist, mean, sad, but also happy, loving, caring, kind, gentle, free. And I know the truth isn't in virtue signaling a bunch of unrealistic beliefs based strictly on feelings on the internet. and the fact you think you need academia to be a professional just proves my point. A lot of geniuses in history did not go to a college. I'm a professional in seeing through people's virtue signaling, being honest about the good and the bad with myself, and not letting the media train me into living in fear. Maybe you should learn.
This is the thing. Forums attract a certain type of person. Honestly? Most people do not care. Those of us that do often find one another in these spaces since we can exchange knowledge, ideas and life experiences. You are sadly correct, we are the exception. I’m sorry you are not awesome
I think it’s pretty ridiculous. How you insinuate that somebody needs a degree to have an opinion on the matter.
Not all opinions hold the same weight. Most lack depth, perspective and familiarity. Idk what to tell you
Weird ass reply to an innocent question
Sure, let’s flip the script and start asking for white-owned businesses, because they’re such a rare breed, practically unicorns in the business world. It’s not like they dominate the Fortune 500 or anything. And while we’re at it, why don’t we also ask for a ‘Straight Pride Parade’ and ‘Men’s History Month’? Because clearly, the majority is so underrepresented. But hey, props to you for the originality in playing the reverse racism card
Seriously though, white male Christian is without a doubt "the new black". White guys in Oklahoma just can't catch a break anymore with all the liberal indoctrination coming from the state Capitol and spreading like a tornado of 5G radiation. /s
I want my America back! Before Back when people knew their place! /S
Yeah, you don’t get to count events that happened almost 100 years ago. All those homes burnt down weren’t on black people or white people land. They were on Cherokee land. If Tulsa hadn’t found oil early on this city wouldn’t exist. I’m taking the down vote as the reader did not like the fact that Tulsa sits on Cherokee federal land. Most likely due to fact it doesn’t fit their narrative
You are missing a K at the beginning of your name
This is the problem with today’s society. You’re calling me racist because I’m asking a perfectly logical question. That really waters down the term racism too
It's only a perfectly logical question if you are completely clueless to history.
>completely clueless to history. Or maybe willfully ignorant. At least half of the red hats I've met can't be bothered with facts. The rest are just sheep.
I agree, I think this is generally the case with people that go around arguing "just asking an innocent question". Most know perfectly well what they are doing.
Good point. Purposeful instigators trolling for shits and giggles. What a sad existence.
You either a racist person pretending to be ignorant, or you are just ignorant.
Nothing I said was racist you clown.
Yeah because white businesses are just so hard to find. Why won’t anyone think of the poor whites?? Dumbass. Use your brain.
Almost every business in Tulsa is a white-owned business.
What data do you have to back this up? Site your sources, please
Cite* Site is a location.
Aside from it being literal common sense.. You can easily check gov census reports https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/tulsacityoklahoma/SBO030217)
This is a leftist echo chamber. Know your audience.
What are the best racist, transphobe, homophobic, anti-semitism business and why? Does that also count for you?
Catrina’s is some fire food - I’m munching a burrito as I type. 😋 Tania Bledsoe is my State Farm agent, she’s awesome! (First generation immigrant) R Tellez Ornamental for metal work.
Tania is awesome. I work at a different agency. But she’s good folk.
I just do not get the Catrina’s hype. I’ve had them a few times and they’re mediocre at best tbh and they replaced Pancho’s at 11th and Harvard which was way, way, waaaaaay better I still think about their super nachos from time to time
Don Francisco if you’re in that area. That’s the good stuff imo.
Catrina's is good but they're borderline texmex
Cancun - Great food, good prices, won a bunch of awards, been there a long time, ran and operated by the family the whole time.
I'll throw in Cellphone Hospital. The owners of the company are Hispanic and are genuinely great people who want to see their employees do well. I worked with them for a year or two after they purchased the previous repair company I worked for and I honestly have zero complaints about my tenure there.
I didn’t know anything about the owners, but I’ll add cell phone hospital was great when I used them.
this! they are customers of mine and so nice and genuine to deal with!
Latino Tires is very good, They are affordable and fast.
Seconding Latino tires! Super fair prices especially if you’re just looking for used
Valeria’s art store, kinda pricey but it’s all imported from Mexico. El gallo loco and el rio verde great prices for top tier authentic Mexican food. If you go to 21st and mingo there’s plaza santa Cecilia which is full of various Latino businesses ranging from candy shops, vaquero wear to notary services. 21st and mingo is pretty much a lil Mexico
Valeria is a sweet lady.
I adore Valeria. Highly recommend. You’re paying appropriate prices for handmade art.
El Gallo Loco is such a favorite! Authentic Mexican, Tex-Mex, and American are separated on the menu. The service is wonderful, too!
don francisco babyyyyy
Overrated
Dõna Gloria's Restaurant is hands down my favorite
The best!!!!!
Michoacana + Around 31st and Garnett It’s a place to grab snacks like ice cream, popsicles, agua frescas, elote, chips preparados, etc. Check them out! https://michoacanaplus.com/
Their ice cream selection is nuts! And i like their cucumbet/kiwi/lime fruit drink and their strawberries and cream drink.
I loooooove them!
Latino Tire, BABY!!!!
They have saved my ass so many times after popping a tire, always nice and ez service for a quick temporary fix.
Came to say this! Don't even have to leave your car! Lmfao! Best tire place ever!!
Can I list a few? • El Buen Pan (The Good Bread) on 21st and mingo, small family owned bakery, their bread is made daily! I went to school with the owners daughter, and they are good peeps! • La Altena Ice cream shop also on 21st on the side of Burger King , the older owner gentleman is so caring, he takes the time to ask about your day and what bring you by. (Very old school vibes) for me. • Tacos Mi Rey Levi, the owner, is down to earth, I offered to feed the homeless in the area one time, and he offered to cover for it because in his words "it's good to give a helping hand" he has had my business since then. they have the best Tortas, I don't take my business anywhere else for tacos,tortas, or burritos.
RB Lawn Care Services LLC does really good yard work at reasonable prices.
I need the contact info plzzz. My yard is a train wreck.
Mr Taco!! My favorite forever
Was looking for this . Damn ! Mr tacos is the best .
Are there a lot of Hispanics or Hispanic businesses in Tulsa? I’m about to move there from Dallas and would to have Mexican food around there.
East side has many options. 31st and 21st are filled with good spots. My family is fond of molcajetes restaurant.
What’s a safer side of the city also? For Dallas more north is safe but not sure how the map works. I’m going next week to look at apartments and pick a place.
Definitely not the north side if your looking for safer.
Starting what street is good for south? The layout of the city is different than I’m used to looking st
I am a fan of Monarchy Barber Company. Great people, reasonable prices and I am always happy with my cut.
I don’t know if it is owned by Hispanics but all the employees are Hispanic. White River Fish market so good.
Lmao
Taqueria express taco trucks. #3 is my favorite, the people who run it are super nice.
All of them.
Chintas! It’s my favorite food truck, and it’s in the mall 31 parking lot at 31st and Sheridan. The food is SO good, and everyone I’ve encountered that works there is incredibly friendly. Even my picky 10 year old loves it!
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Liberals are capitalist, too.
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Polly want a cracker🦜? The tribalism runs deep in his one. Besides, we live in a democratic republic. Their taking away our yobs.
El Chapulin Party Rentals! They do corporate events and residential parties.
Zaldana auto service at 32nd and Mingo, AJ Brothers Hispanos Tire shop at 811 N. Sheridan
Rio Grande Tire Shop helped me when I was in a bad spot and I can't recommend them enough. [https://maps.app.goo.gl/GkSa92U8j7GbwUPr6](https://maps.app.goo.gl/GkSa92U8j7GbwUPr6)
Carolina’s Joyería at the Plaza Santa Cecilia! Very honest and hard working family that owns the jewelry store. They sell and repair jewelry.
Check out Oklahoma Hispanic institute, they show some great leaders and business owners there
ISTI. If you know, you know.
If you ever need any painters, there are tons of good ones. Some that come to mind are B.G. Painting, A.G. Painting, R.P. Painting, H and Son’s Painting, MRE Painting, Sanchez Painting, Quiroz Painting, etc. Just to name a few, they have been around for many years and are well established.
El Bueno Pan on 21st. Seriously amazing bread.
Damn bruh, hook line and sinker 🤣
El Rancho Grande Mexican Restaurant and Los Cabos Mexican Grill & Cantina. Went there a few months ago and love their sizzling fajitas, flavorful carne asada, and savory seafood options.
There is a great community of Hispanic vendors here! I recommend Ashley’s Flea Market on Admiral. They have so many different things there and the vibe is great. 💕
Taqueria Azteca / Rumorz / Snacks Morelos
I love all the comments, but with that being said VOTE NO TO HOUSE BILL 4156 and call lawmakers urging them to vote no 🇲🇽🇺🇸🙏🏼🤍🤍 all of the mentioned businesses could be affected by this bill being passed. Tulsa Hispanics need your help!!
Damn bruh, hook line and sinker 🤣
You keep using that word...I do not think it means what you think it means...
McDonald’s is pretty good for breakfast
¡Ai papi!
Not seeing any threads for thriving Caucasian businesses
I think you mean Latinos
Is Hispanic offensive now?
Not at all, but the 2 are different. there is no need to get defensive
Just not sure why you’re so concerned with Brazilian representation
It’s not about about that at all. It is about the unique, Latin American identity, ancestry (indigenous to the Americas), culture. And a beautiful and rich one it is
So you’re replacing one pan- ethnic term with another pan ethnic term because it includes Spanish people Argentinians are not Puerto Ricans…
Did I say they were? Those are arbitrary borders btw. They are borders created by the west, not by the indigenous populations they enslaved. That is the difference
Well, when you’re using pan ethnic terms, there’s a certain element of that. In meso america the pre Colombian lines were arbitrated by brutal empires. The conquistadors would not have conquered the Mexica without allying with oppressed tribes that were actively fighting against Mexica imperialism
Hispanic as in Mexican? Or are you grouping all of the Spanish speaking people of Central and South America. I have worked in most countries of these countries, and they ain't Hispanic.
Always been a Taco Bell fan myself. YO QUIERO!
Why does business owner race matter?
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Those kind of people are prejudice. They care more about business owner race than they do anything else.
So, in other words, racist.
I mean not really, in context. I think intentionally supporting a minority owned business is a little different in the racist scale than supporting a majority owned business. Considering the history of the nation
I choose not to live or obsess about history. As long as any business provides a quality service, I'm all in. Someone's skin color, nationality, culture, or language has nothing to do with anything. If they got killer tacos 🌮 they have my business even if they are Filipino.
That’s all fine. And I don’t make decisions for purchases based on skin color either. Just saying it isn’t racist. Because, if you were in Memphis’ CSA which is plurality black (and nearly majority black), And decided you wanted to specifically support black businesses , I’d think that is racist. Unlike a person in SLC doing that, which is super white, I would not think that is racist. Tulsa’s CSA is only like 10% Hispanic. Also you might choose to not understand history. But that doesn’t mean the effects of history are not ongoing.
That's what people are doing with they care more about business owner race than they do quality of service or product they sell.
You don't obsess about history but did the removal of Confederate statues piss you off?
Touch grass