Tag: Community
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Pink Pothos, a Black-owned houseplant store, has opened at Pittsburgh Yards, enhancing the community with beauty and entrepreneurial spirit.
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Eric and Tonya Thomas, the first Black franchisees of Teapioca Lounge, have opened the first Black-owned location in Hutto, Texas. The grand opening celebration on August 10th promises to be a vibrant event that showcases the couple’s commitment…
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The Milford Police Department breaks barriers by appointing Patricia Nelson as its first Black female officer, signaling a commitment to diversity and representation in law enforcement. Learn how this historic move is fostering inclusivity and inspiring future generations.
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How Daintry McFadden became the first Black-owned franchise owner inside Macy’s Oakbrook Center, thanks to Wetzel’s Pretzels’ Access to Equity program. This groundbreaking partnership celebrates inclusive entrepreneurship and fosters meaningful change.
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The inspiring story of Serlina Boyd, the historic founder of Cocoa Girl, the first black children’s magazine in the United Kingdom. Learn about Boyd’s mission to empower black youth through representation, the impact of Cocoa on the publishing…
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How Stephanie Terry made history in Evansville, Indiana, by becoming the city’s first female and African American mayor. Explore the significance of her inauguration, her plans for the city, and the impact of her leadership on future generations.
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The inspiring story of Desiree Robinson, an 85-year-old entrepreneur and pitmaster at Cozy Corner in Memphis, Tennessee. Inducted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame in 2020, she carries on the legacy of her late husband and continues to…
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