Early access tickets on sale for Juneteenth Foodways Festival
🎉 Exciting news, everyone! The 4th Annual **Juneteenth Foodways Festival** is just around the corner, showcasing over 30 of Indianapolis’ Black-owned restaurants and caterers. This vibrant celebration not only honors rich culinary traditions but also pays tribute to the legendary Black caterer, **Dolly Johnson**, who made her mark on the White House kitchen! Join us […]
San Jose restaurant brings soul food to SoFA District
Exciting developments are happening in San Jose’s SoFA District, as Jackie’s Place opens its second location, bringing the rich flavors of soul food and Texas barbecue to the community. This milestone is not just a win for the business, but also a testament to the growing vibrancy of Black-owned enterprises in the area, showcasing the […]
Black-owned business collective The Aux hosts grand opening
In today’s fast-paced world, fostering collaboration and supporting diverse communities is essential for innovation and growth. The launch of The Aux in Evanston exemplifies this vision by providing a shared space for Black-owned businesses and services. This collective doesn’t just uplift local entrepreneurs; it encourages the community to engage and invest in one another. As […]
FACE Coalition Launches Second Round of the Propelling Black Entrepreneurship Program to Empower Black Entrepreneurs in Canada
🌟 Exciting news for Black entrepreneurs in Canada! 🌟 The Federation of African Canadian Economics (FACE) has announced the second round of the Propelling Black Entrepreneurship Program, set to launch in April 2025! Building on the success of the inaugural round, this program continues to provide essential financial support and resources for Black entrepreneurs aiming […]
Wellness hub, opening in Evanston, aims to nurture small Black-owned businesses
Exciting developments in Evanston are paving the way for innovation and community support! The AUX, a wellness hub dedicated to nurturing small Black-owned businesses, is set to open its doors this Saturday in a newly renovated space that once processed vegetables. This 16,500-square-foot center embodies the spirit of community and connection, proving that entrepreneurial dreams […]
Black Leaders Detroit to embark on ‘Ride for Equity’ to uplift once-thriving districts
🚴‍♂️ Exciting news for those passionate about community engagement and entrepreneurship! Black Leaders Detroit is launching its fifth annual Ride for Equity on May 31, embarking on a transformative 1,645-mile journey from Tulsa, Oklahoma, to New York City. This ride honors the legacy of Black Wall Street and aims to raise funds for Black entrepreneurs […]
Black Wall Street Augusta launches to boost Black-owned businesses
Exciting news for the local community! Black Wall Street Augusta is officially launching a designated Black business district aimed at fostering the growth of Black-owned businesses. This initiative celebrates the rich legacy of African American entrepreneurship while driving economic development in the area. The district will cover parts of Walton Way, Laney Walker, Broad Street, […]
Trump’s tariffs ‘really hurting’ small, Black-owned businesses in Chicago
It’s concerning to see how economic policies, such as tariffs, disproportionately impact small, Black-owned businesses, as highlighted by Bill Cooper of Inline Designs. As he navigates these challenges, many others in similar positions are hit hard by increased costs and shifting market dynamics. With only 2.8% of Chicago’s employer businesses being Black-owned, the disparity in […]
Tulsa’s 1921 Awards support Black entrepreneurs, honor Black Wall Street
✨ Exciting news for Tulsa’s entrepreneurial community! The 1921 Awards have announced funding for eight Black entrepreneurs, providing nearly $3,800 each. This initiative, organized by Build in Tulsa in collaboration with the nonprofit 1921 Sankofa, honors the legacy of Black Wall Street and aims to uplift business owners committed to community impact. As we celebrate […]
Consumer Boycott Against Target Extended Despite The Retailer Saying It Will Fulfill $2B Commitment To Black-Owned Businesses
The ongoing consumer boycott against Target, led by Rev. Jamal Bryant, highlights the repercussions of the retailer’s decision to retract its diversity, equity, and inclusion commitments. Despite pledging a $2 billion investment in Black-owned businesses, Target has faced significant backlash, with a substantial drop in both foot traffic and stock value. This situation underscores the […]