[Maverick68]

When I was much, much younger, I DJ'd a weekly "Disco Night" at a downtown club. The clientele was 95% white and the Party went on for almost a year without a single incident. Then one fateful day, the biggest hip-hop club in the area closed and all the young black people decided to come check out Disco Night.

The first night of the, uh, "integration" of the two crowds, a fight broke out and a gun was pulled. In less than two months (after countless incidents caused by the new crowd), the Demographics of the crowd makeup completely flipped and the owner discontinued Disco Night.

Bottom line: As racist as it sounds (and probably is), a young, black crowd is generally trouble.
It pains me to say it, but the rare exceptions don't dispose of the facts.

[mewzilla]

I have a better idea for the owner: Get involved with the local police benevolent society. Make it clear LEOs are warmly welcomed in your bar.

That should take care of a lot of his probs.

[NorthMountain]

As racist as it sounds (and probably is),

Who cares?

Truth is truth. Accusations of "racism" are a cheap weapon to obscure the truth.

[VastRWCon]

"Disco Night"

Same thing happened to a place I worked at back in the 80's. Started off as a very nice restaurant/bar/club. After dinner hours, the would remove some tables and have a DJ. Started off 80's rock since 99% of the customer base was white.

Word got around and more and more blacks would start coming in for the music.

They wouldn't tip, demand hip hop songs be played. The owners tried to turn Friday nights into the popular country/western night.

As the story goes whites started not showing up, they place went dark.