5. Wingstop
With the way Rick Ross shouts out this chicken spot, you’d think it’s officially part of his MMG empire. But Rozay is one of rap’s great, ahem, storytellers, so it should be no surprise that he only owns a few franchises here and there, not the whole shebang. Still: Don’t sleep on the lemon-pepper!
4. Sally Beauty Supply
There are a lot of tragedies around curly and coily hair products being vended by non-skinfolk, but Sally’s not being Black-owned feels [Law & Order: SVU narrator voice] especially heinous. The name was a dead giveaway — Sally?! — yet here we are, shocked once again.
3. BET
It wasn’t always this way, but Viacom has had a hold on the Black-focused network since Bob Johnson sold it 20 years ago for a reported $3 billion. The consolidation of the media landscape has been as trash as the latter seasons of The Game.
2. Sprite
It says right on the can that Sprite is owned by Coca Cola. Meanwhile, in our minds, we know better. This soda seller has to be owned by a partnership of LeBron James, Drake, and Vince Staples, right? Right?!
1. Church’s Chicken
This list ends just as it started — with the sad realization that Black people don’t own any national chicken chains. Yet in the case of Church’s and its suspiciously girthy poultry, we have no problem saying amen to that!
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