Black Business
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Some Black business owners struggling under new Trump policies
It’s another busy day for staff at Sweet Tooth Cafe and Cakes, a Halal comfort food restaurant located in Washington,…
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BBC challenged to prove BEE report wrong – Solidarity – POLITICS
Movement says report calculates that BEE reduces economic growth in South Africa by 3% annually Solidarity challenges Black Business Council…
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Monadnock Ledger-Transcript – BUSINESS: Parker Russell overcomes obstacles to build Black Ink Coffee
Six years ago, Parker Russell was deployed with the Air Force in Niger, and contemplating his future. “I had a job…
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Black mental health therapists face barriers in Massachusetts
“We took the good and left the bad, and helped create this,” Labissiere, one of the clinic’s cofounders, said from…
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Insights from Embrace Ideas Festival
Margaret Breeden, daughter of Boston civil rights leader Rev. James Breeden, who protested educational inequalities in the 1960s, was one…
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Black business owners in Boston feeling loss of support, Boston Business Journal says
A new report from the Boston Business Journal found that Black business owners in the city are seeing more hate…
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Growth of Black-owned businesses in Knoxville highlighted
Black business owners in Knoxville share experiences, growth, and challenges of entrepreneurship, emphasizing unity and community impact. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. —…
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Black-owned businesses weather yo-yoing support
Five years ago this month, George Floyd, a Black man, was murdered by a white police officer in Minneapolis. The…
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Black-owned businesses in Gainesville reflect on Juneteenth and resilience
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Juneteenth marks the end of slavery in the United States and represents economic, social and creative independence…
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Business owner looks to establish ‘Black Cheers’ in Roxbury – The Bay State Banner
Banner Business Sponsored by The Boston Foundation Royal Smith always knew he wanted to provide a place for Black Boston…
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