Black Business
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Couple Makes History as the First Black Franchise Owners of Jeremiah’s Italian Ice in South Carolina
Myrol Frazier and his wife, Kesha, have made history as the first African American entrepreneurs to own — not just…
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Entrepreneurs Open 2nd Black-Owned Plant-Based Restaurant in New Jersey
Adenah Bayoh and chef Emeka Onugha are transforming plant-based dining with their second Black-owned restaurant, Brick City Vegan, now open…
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19-Year-Old Black Teen Real Estate Broker From Louisiana Already Making Six Figures
Meet Shakira Scott, a 19-year-old African American teen real estate broker from Plaquemine, Louisiana, who has already earned six figures…
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Owners of Black-Owned Hat Company Featured on ESPN Open New Store in Los Angeles
Henry Dickerson and Ali Nervis, the founders and owners of Straw & Wool Hat Company, a Black-owned hat brand based…
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Black Nonprofit Leader to Receive Exemplary Service Luminary Award from the National Bar Association
Toni D. Newman, Director of The Coalition for Justice and Equality Across Movements at NMAC (National Minority AIDS Council) in…
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Black Woman Who Once Worked at Target Now Has Her Own Clothing Line in Their Stores
Meet Jeneé Naylor, a former Target employee, who has launched her own clothing line in the retail giant. Starting as…
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Pharmacist Quits Her Job, Becomes the First Black Woman to Own a Brewery in Minnesota
Brittney Mikell, a former pharmacist, is on a mission to make history in Minnesota as the first Black woman to…
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Black Woman-Owned Tax Training Academy Launches New Program With 74 Apprentices
Dr. Cozette M. White, Founder and CEO of The Tax Curative Institute, proudly announces the launch of her inaugural Advanced…
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Black Real Estate Entrepreneur Who Went from Broke to Millions is Now Helping Others Do So Too
Mike Ealy is not just a real estate magnate in his own right; he’s a visionary who has transformed his…
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One Fashion Model’s Journey from Succumbing to Anti-Black Beauty Standards to Creating Space with Her Own Modeling Agency In Hong Kong
One day in 2015, Harmony Ilunga, then a 16-year-old high school student and aspiring model, walked out of a modeling…
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