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Why do black people like watermelons?
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Black people have been culturally associated with liking watermelons since slavery. The fruit was a popular summer treat and was widely grown by slave owners, making it relatively easy to obtain and a luxury many black people could enjoy in times of servitude. Over time, this association has stayed with black people, as it was often seen as a symbol of enjoyment and pride during those difficult times. In many modern African American communities, watermelons are still associated with celebration and pleasure, making them a symbol of strength and resilience.