Category: Business
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Leroy Chapman Jr, the first Black editor to lead The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in its 155-year history. Learn about his historic appointment, his vision for inclusive storytelling, and the significance of diversity in the media landscape.
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The inspiring journey of Shani Dowell, the first Black woman to raise over $1 million for a startup in Tennessee. Learn how her platform, Possip, is revolutionizing education through positive gossip and empowering communities. Dive into her story…
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The remarkable life of Marvin Gilmore, a trailblazing figure in Cambridge history and the first Black person to obtain a liquor license in the city. From entrepreneurship to community leadership, discover how Gilmore’s legacy continues to inspire generations.
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The extraordinary journey of Iris Rideau, who founded the first Black-owned winery in America. From overcoming adversity to fostering inclusivity in the wine industry, explore how Rideau Vineyard became a symbol of diversity and resilience in winemaking.
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The inspiring journey of the Brown family, pioneers in Napa Valley’s wine industry, who established the first Black-owned winery. From restoring a historic property to overcoming adversity, discover how Brown Estate Vineyards has become a symbol of diversity…
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Nana’s Kitchen, the first Black-owned 100% plant-based soul food restaurant in Chandler, Arizona. Explore their diverse menu of vegan comfort food, catering services, and commitment to providing a warm, welcoming atmosphere for all guests.
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The inspiring story of Raphael Wright, who pioneers Detroit’s first Black-owned grocery store in almost a decade with Neighborhood Grocery. Learn how his mission to address food deserts and foster community involvement is transforming the Jefferson-Chalmers neighborhood.
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The remarkable journey of Siza Mzimela, the first black woman to found and own an airline, Fly Blue Crane. From breaking barriers in the aviation industry to empowering others, her story inspires change and accessibility in air travel.
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How the Burns Brothers are set to make history by launching the first African American-owned private membership club in Africa, HQ, in Nairobi, Kenya. Learn about their vision for fostering inclusive growth spaces and reshaping the global business…
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Dream Exchange, the first black-owned stock exchange in the US, and its mission to democratize access to capital markets, foster wealth building, and create economic empowerment for underserved communities.
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