Pastor Jamal Bryant is once again at the center of a consumer-activism debate after responding to a viral social media video mocking calls for a boycott of Asian-owned businesses. According to Black Enterprise , the controversy began after an Asian content creator posted a video challenging Black Americans to stop supporting Asian-owned businesses. In the clip, the creator argued that Black consumers rely heavily on Asian-owned products and services, including nail salons and dry cleaners, as well as electronics, automobiles, and retail goods. He also suggested that Asian communities would be largely unaffected by a boycott because they do not depend on Black consumers to the same degree. Bryant responded on social media by reposting the sentiment and posing a direct question to his followers. "Welp you heard it from them ….they said they don't need our money and that we can't survive without them! Yall wanna test his theory?" he wrote.…