Minority Spending from page A 1 S j \ e r a i b 1 a w k ^ h a \ e w o m * piair _? . ahoul the treatment Atrican ATtiTry^iiT employee > and customer* na\e received at D:liard * depart mcn: store. a national retail wham and the flagship store of Hants .Mall. Also, lasi ueek the NAACP launched an ctonomi; boycott against American Telephone and entertainment. Telephone ;onipan:e>. >uch a* Alii. Nnarec m : : : : o n rronv Kacks :u>t \ euT. ATa:T in a S65 b:Il:o.i v on glomerate. but the'Top*. p^n> *pcnt onl\ S2-M'0 all or ia^ >ear tr\inc to reach oat and touch black con >umers \ <a biack media. The general media tend* to line* tor the same basic *cr\ ;cc at w hite-ow ned hanks v\ aner rucker. evecutive vico" president o!" -Mechanics and Farm ers. said black* need to become more aware o! their iwnomu strength. It s important, but ue don t pa\ any attention to it. Tucker said. Black economics; i> a \er\ impor "As black consumers, we need to become more educated and rally behind each other, but unfortunately we are not doing that." ? A I Spain Telegraph b> discontinuing its long distance carrier service because of a racist illustration :n the company s maga/ine. The illustration. which appears in the Fun \ Games section of /?or ms magazine., shows an ape using the telephone on the African continent. four other continents depicted Sonti America. South Amelia. Asia and Europe ? show human beings using the telephone. portras African Americans as eco nomically deprived. but we are the leaders in fashion and other areas, said Jones. It behooves retailers to reach out to everv customer, espe cial!) Alrican Americans. In the 1960s. Afncan-Amencan consumers uould use their spending pou>er to get blacks hired at stores. But todas . according to A1 Spain, chairman of Eau Area Coun cil. black consumers are nol fully realizing their purchasing povser. tarn and complicated subject, and blacks need a greater awareness.' Spain predicts that multicultur alism will force businesses to con solidate. and black businesses will fold if blacks do not support them. We re in a war. and eventually it s not going to be black business or whire business ? just business.' he said. If we don t support our own now. there wont De any African American businesses.' iMfayette Jones Vwonlin^ to an annual report by Tarijcl Market News, which charts black spending nationwide. All k an Americans spent S4H mil lion in looil: over SM million on automobiles, *\20 million on e loihes. S* million in housekeeping supplies; S2.(> million on electron ics. 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