Yelp Reviewers’ Use of ‘Authenticity’ Is White Supremacy in Action - Eater NY
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According to a study of Yelp reviews for NYC restaurants, judging restaurants by "authenticity" tends to put non-white owners in a trap
Eater Archives Yelp Reviewers’ Authenticity Fetish Is White Supremacy in Action According to a study of Yelp reviews for NYC restaurants, judging restaurants by “authenticity” tends to put non-white owners in a trap by Sara Kay Jan 18, 2019, 2:26 PM UTC Mexican and Chinese food is more likely to be reviewed for authenticity Panorama Music Festival Over grilled cheese sandwiches at a pub on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, a friend and I discussed our favorite topic - eating. Up for debate this lunch time was Foursquare; she explained that the review-driven app allowed users to rate restaurant
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