There is a particular kind of audacity that reveals itself when a man, caught in the gears of his own choices, decides to blame Black people rather than admit he walked into a perilous situation with both eyes open.
On Wednesday December 10th, Andrue Stewart, owner of Holy Brunch KC, announced the closure of his 4128 Broadway location with all the theatrical grief of someone who had been wronged by forces beyond his comprehension. “This building has become something we never imagined and never signed up for,” he wrote in a Facebook post that has since ricocheted across Kansas City’s social media landscape.
“We never imagined.” “Never signed up for.”
These are interesting words. They are also, to put it plainly, lies.
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