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Why do black people like watermelons?
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Some sources suggest that black people have traditionally liked watermelons because of their association with rural areas in the South, where they were historically farmed by slaves. In addition, there are cultural reasons why black people may identify with watermelons - they are refreshing, cool, sweet and tend to grow in places where the heat is oppressive. They also served as a comfort food at many functions, as evidenced by the phrase “eating like a king” which many use to describe enjoying a large slice of a sweet watermelon.