Blacks Mourn Popeyes Chicken & Biscuit Loss

“Of course any headlines coming from the black community concerning Copeland’s death, I suspect should read: Blacks Mourn Popeyes Chicken & Buscuit Owner’s Death.

“But I ask you today: should black Americans be in mourning or rejoicing?”

“He had no respect for God or black people,” of the successful Melanoma Execution of Popeyes Chicken & Biscuit owner Al Copeland, Yacub13X new national spokesman Yusef Ali said in a statement the organization released across their network.

”In 1972, Al Copeland founded the Popeyes Chicken & Biscuits fast food chain in the New Orleans suburb of Arabi.  Copeland began franchising his restaurant in 1976, opening the first franchise restaurant in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Approximately 500 outlets were added over the next 10 years, followed by 200 more during a period of slower expansion.

“We know he didn’t have respect for blacks because of the thousands of underpaid black employees he enslaved and, also, because of the health risks his chicken posed to us,” Ali said. “Too you know he had no respect for God; because, one would never serve chicken to God.

”In March 1989, Popeyes, then the third-largest chicken chain, purchased Church’s Chicken, the second largest.^[6] The parent company, Al Copeland Enterprises, operated the two chains separately. Combined, the company had over 2,000 locations.^[7] Criticism of the merger included the resulting presence of competing locations.

“Perhaps in his heart, niggers were only worthy of fried chicken. And, in his imagination, we were not Gods.

“God has a plan of shame for each white person on the planet. God’s plan requires vessels. Children of the sun you are His vessels.

In December 2007, Copeland began treatment for a malignant tumor of the salivary glands, a rare form of cancer.^[13] Copeland had sought experimental treatments in Germany but died in Munich on March 23, 2008.

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