Michigan ChronicleEbony JJ CurryJuly 14, 2025 While elite universities and accelerator programs continue to overlook grassroots founders, three local entrepreneurs have stepped up to create what mainstream institutions never prioritized:

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The inaugural Afro Vibe Festival will start today at Marina Park, showcasing the wide range of growing black-owned businesses throughout Northern Ontario. On Friday afternoon, the two-day event kicked off

A trailblazing program that made Memphis the only American city where women business owners outnumbered men has vanished, leaving minority female entrepreneurs scrambling for alternatives after Tennessee’s sweeping elimination of

General Business On Jul 14, 2025 Eatontown native Erik Massimino started a media company in his hometown in 2020, powering through pandemic-related supply chain issues to create a one-of-a-kind community

Black-owned businesses are a vital part of our communities and local economies. They create jobs, build wealth, and contribute to the diverse fabric of the marketplace. Whether you are a