Top Tier Travel: The Top 5 Black-Owned Hotels
Not to add pressure to the planning process, but the choice of hotel is a vital part of any vacation or trip. A good choice
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A community for black businesses, black business owners, and the cultural collective that supports them.
An Ode to Stacey Abrams: How Mobilization Can Reinvigorate Black Businesses
Stacey Abrams deserves her flowers. Abrams, through her work as founder and chair of Fair Fight, has been lauded as an integral force in what
5 Black-Owned Greetings Card Companies
With Christmas slowly approaching, many people are looking for unique and memorable greeting cards to give to their friends and family members. For many black
Business & Owner Spotlights
Southern Girl Desserts
Founded in 2007, Southern Girl Desserts is co-owned by Catarah Coleman and Shoneji Robison, who combined their family recipes to create a Southern cupcake and
Sip & Savor Chicago
Trez V. Pugh, III is the Founder & CEO of Sip and Savor Hospitality Group, a company that owns and runs high-end coffee houses in
Our Economic Revolution Begins with Us
Black Business Owners
We See You
Jamii is an innovative membership network of black business owners and entrepreneurs to connect, share, support, and empower each other.
Grow your business on a platform that puts you and your business first.
ELEVATE
Elevate Black entrepreneurial voices through informational and innovative multimedia content
ENGAGE
Engage a growing network of Black business owners to encourage collaboration and community in order to increase knowledge and social capital
EMPOWER
Empower present and future entrepreneurs through impactful programming and educational opportunities
The Cultural Collective
We Need You
We have the power. By using your purchasing power to support more black-owned businesses – you’re directly contributing to job creation, investment in local Black economies, and impacting change on important social issues.
In order to truly support Black businesses and subsequently the economic growth of the Black community, we must continue to advocate for their creation, pay them their worth, and speak up for their existence.
In order to truly support Black businesses and subsequently the economic growth of the Black community, we must continue to advocate for their creation, pay them their worth, and speak up for their existence.
