Black and Latin United Enterprise

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“Black Wall Street” describes Tulsa, Oklahoma’s early 20th-century Greenwood area. There was a thriving, prosperous African American community there that was well-known for its entrepreneurship, successful companies, and cultural accomplishments. Its strong sense of community and economic success were represented in the term “Black Wall Street.” Continue reading to see the history of the Black […]

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Smaller businesses can have difficulty managing finances to jumpstart a brand or may not be aware of their possible entitled benefits. Minority business owners may have other disadvantages that add to their financial troubles, such as unavailable or high transportation or internet costs. Fortunately, minority businesses are entitled to local or state grants accessible to

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A grocery or online store can offer thousands of products that have a faceless or unknown identity. One may feel prevented from supporting non-black-owned businesses because it can detract from a community’s leader. Continuing to support a community’s leader can possibly take away from innovative individuals starting from the ground up. Supporting black-owned businesses can

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