If you must have a burger, there are healthier options
Amid The People’s Union’s call to boycott McDonald’s in the name of “economic resistance,” there’s plenty to gain. As Black Americans suffer overwhelming rates of diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease, often a result of diet, stepping away from overly processed fast food for health purposes is not a bad idea. Plus, if you must have a burger, there are far healthier options than what you find at McDonald’s. Thus, the boycott period is the perfect opportunity to abandon Big Mac and Quarter Pounder cravings and opt for fresher, more flavorful alternatives at Black-owned burger joints. Several Black-owned businesses have transformed the burger scene with creative flair and a passion for the community. Discover these five hamburger spots if you happen to be in these areas.
Trill Burgers
Trill Burgers emerged in 2021 under the leadership of rapper Bun B, delivering smash burgers with crispy edges, topped with American cheese and Trill sauce. Initially a Texas pop-up, the restaurant gained fame through its effective partnership of hip-hop and hospitality. Bun B’s dedication to both the music and hospitality industries resulted in a restaurant where the two come together perfectly. Trill Burgers’ dynamic environment fuses hip-hop vitality with traditional restaurant coziness, making it a favored destination for both residents and visiting tourists…