Where you should be spending your money, should be a question you ask yourself daily.
Black women spend money! We are the majority decision makers in our households and we wield extreme buying power. In this section, we highlight black female run business in which you should be supporting.
We have the power to change our communities and we can do that with our money.
In this article, we share with you some of the latest grants for Black female businesses. We have been sharing some of the grant opportunities as they have been released on our FB page. The Women’s Center for Entrepreneurship is empowering minority and BIPOC-owned businesses throughout the year with webinars and programs focused on helping …
Slutty Vegan’s CEO and Founder Pinky Cole, is expanding her culinary empire with the addition of Bar Vegan in Atlanta. The full-service restaurant and bar are part of the revolutionary vegan movement. It will be open for nightly dinner, lunch at the bar, and Sunday brunch. The team behind Atlanta’s acclaimed vegan burger restaurant Slutty …
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After a long-term relationship that did not work and observing the hurt that hurt people beget onto others; Gessie Belizaire decided that enough was enough. She made the hurt of failed relationships the pain point to remedy when creating TRUTHS. The question cards help to guide you to your truth. TRUTHS is a deck of …
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Ebony Wine & Spirits is a black-owned wine and spirits company based in Charlotte, NC. Owner, Camillya Masunda, was inspired by her Congolese roots. So, Ebony Wine & Spirits was created to celebrate the history and heritage the diaspora within all of the uniqueness that they embody and represent. Ebony Wines is run by a family-based …
Crystal Cooper founded her firm, Cohesive Consulting, after Corporate America decided that she could be discarded. But she knew what they didn’t, she was valuable, insightful and more focused than ever. She would go on to set her name as a first in Clayton County, GA. “At that point, I decided that I was not …
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Listen, this year has been hard on many workers. Especially those in Black & Brown communities. The unemployment rate for Black Americans is currently in the double digits at 10.3% versus the 5.9% of our white counterparts. Finding a job is hard in this market, as many businesses have had to shut down. I’ve seen …
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