Wes Williams found his restaurant in Dallas destroyed after the riots. According to The Dallas Morning News, Williams opened Burger IM last year. But now, the business owner is picking up the glass pieces in his restaurant.

“I couldn’t get mad that my glass got broken, because I understood exactly why it happened,” he told The Morning News.

Williams said he owns the first and only Black-owned restaurant/bar in the history of the West End in Downtown Dallas.

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Meanwhile on Market Street ????????‍♂️……The First & Only Black Own Resturant/Bar in the history of the Westend in Downtown Dallas TX………THEY GOT ME……..Its all good, I’m still rockin the long way…. @burgerim_westend shall be open today/this Saturday from 11am-9pm…Patio seating only….I WANT TO SEE ALL MY PEOPLE TOMORROW….Minor set back for a major come back….THIS IS BUSINESS LADIES & GENTLEMEN…things happen….I call this a luxury tax????????✊???????????? #burgerimwestend #dallaswestend #thewolfonmarketstreet

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The business owner has been getting support from the community, including Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.

"A big thank you to @mcuban for stopping by and showing support to my resturant…great covo…also thanks for hoping on Facetime with my mom," Williams wrote on Instagram.

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You never know who you might run into at @burgerim_westend ????????????…A big thank you to @mcuban for stopping by and showing support to my resturant…great covo…also thanks for hoping on Facetime with my mom???????????????????????????????????? #burgerimwestend #markcuban #dallasmavericks #dallasmavs #sharktank #dallaswestend

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