Document Type
Article
Abstract
Tipping began as a means to gain prompt service. Today the practice serves as a primary source of income within the service industry. Within that time, Black diners have achieved the perception of being poor tippers. Throughout this paper, the author will discuss how the Jim Crow era aided in tipping. Additionally, this research examines how the government intervened to ensure discrimination in the workplace was eliminated. Finally, the paper will discuss the correlation of tipping in the United States society, its relations to cultural norms, and social constructs. These topics will support the tie discrimination has to tipping. This project utilizes second-hand research to strengthen the findings. Tipping connects to discrimination, and black diners have not benefitted from the system.
Repository Citation
McIntyre, Steven, "Black diners and tipping: An analysis of tipping culture amongst black restaurant diners" (2022). Student Publications. 3.
https://scholarsarchive.jwu.edu/studentpub_cfit/3
