God Damn it!!! Kansas City's Black Clergy owe the local blogosphere money if they cash in on the P&L Dress Code Controversy!!!



KSHB had an amazing story yesterday about a secret meeting between the politically active contingent of the local African-American clergy and a representative from Cordish regarding the controversy over the bigoted dress code and discriminatory enforcement at the P&L District.

During the interview what struck me most is that a member of the Kansas City African-American clergy delegation was up front about using straight up extortion tactics right out of the Jesse Jackson play book.
"One thing we can do, or they can do, is to get some black businesses down there," Reverend Kenneth Ray said. "We might feel more comfortable when you talk about dress code because you'll have some black businesses there."
Never mind that there aren't even many local businesses at the P&L District.

Of course this strategy offends me not because it's an obvious shakedown tactic but because LOCAL BLOGGERS WON'T BE GETTING PART OF THE HUSH MONEY!!!

I've been blogging on this topic since the beginning of the year along with a host of other bloggers who have all weighed in on the obvious discriminatory tactics used by Cordish with their "keep out the people of color who listen to hip-hop" policy.

IT'S TIME KANSAS CITY'S BLOGOSPHERE GOT PAID WITH CORPORATE HUSH MONEY GIVEN THAT WE HAVE FAR MORE INFLUENCE THAN TIRED OLD AFRICAN-AMERICAN PREACHERS!!!

That's not to say that the Black clergy don't have their rightful place at the table, certainly their gift for oratory far surpasses what stutter prone bloggers are capable of . . . But this is the first time I've heard of these preachers uttering a peep on this topic and they have obviously cut to the front of the line.

It's just an example of old school thinking on the part of Cordish who didn't realize that the "secret" meeting was a setup and the Revs played the clueless executive by OBVIOUSLY providing a tip to local media about the time and location of the sit down in order to garner press coverage.
TKC EXCLUSIVE (!!!): One of the few local reporters who doesn't hate me told me as much . . . A member of the contingent was selling this story starting on Wednesday. She declined the invitation and stands by her decision.
As I noted previously, these guys are good but they are not as relentless or committed to complaining as local bloggers like TKC!!!

Therefore, I suggest that Cordish also meet with Kansas City bloggers in order to work out the details of our hush money payments . . . I'm willing to settle for 20 free drink coupons or their equivalent value of 2k. The blogger meet-up to discuss this is coming soon. There will be punch and pie.

Comments

  1. Once again, Tony overestimates the importance of bloggers....

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  2. Not really. There's not denying that this story started in the blogosphere and then became a subject for the MSM.

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  3. Funny stuff T.

    I wouldn't take that first comment too seriously since it probably comes from someone who wakes up and reads your blog first thing in the morning.

    Keep up the good work guy.

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  4. But I thought you loved these preachers when they support illegals?

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  5. I garuntee you that Cordish is already cutting a check.

    30 or 40 grand to keep the negros off their back is nothing compared to what they are raking in from P&L.

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  6. no that was his mom who loved them when they supposely were backing la raza and was not bringing there convention here. big joke on la raza. besides i hope cordish doesnt give in to the demands of the blacck preachers who drive there caddys and mercedes for free who the hell wants to see men with there pants down around there asses. if they can dress properly then they shouldnt be allow in the area.

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  7. Get over yourself. The supposed power of the blogosphere. There are still dress codes at P&L.

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  8. I am glad to see you picked up on this shakedown. I was just working on a post. I saw the same interview.

    That being said. The policy is racist, but the way to fix it is to remove it, not to use it for shakedowns and let it stand. what, racism is okay as long as black people profit from it too?

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  9. Have you guys had any trouble logging into bangbus.com today?
    Just wondering if it's my computer.

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  10. The Peachtree is in P&L... doesn't that count?

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  11. No, no it does not. NO justice, no piece.

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  12. Thats right. Pick your battles carefully. Being allowed to dress like thugs is such a high priority. Gotta fight for dat culture.

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  13. I agree with the first comment. No one of importance reads this crap. (yes, I admit that I'm not important in the big scheme of things). As for the dress code... does it say Blacks cannot wear white t-shirts with droopy-draws, or does it just say "No white T's, etc.? That's what I thought. Race is not mentioned in the dress code, so how can it be racist you retard. I'm a black man who wears a suit to work everyday so I take offense to your labeling black men as hip-hoppers.

    You you were Cordish, who would you want to frequent your establishment, people who dress nice that want to have a good time and spend money, or thugs who will suck on one beer the entire night and try to pick up fat white women.

    XV3

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  14. I think it depends on whether or not your a fat white woman, which you probably are.

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  15. Tony can't even pick up the fat white women

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  16. Hey, where the white women at?

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  17. Like Tony can afford to be so picky

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  18. Cleavon Little. I'm typing LOL on that name.
    There's a physician at KU Med named Sherwood Barefeet. Isn't that the greatest hippie name imaginable?

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  19. Cordish kicked out a white guy wearing a t-shirt. Thats racist. Tony, hurry, dail 9-1-1. Thats no fair. They kicked him out because he was white.

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