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The first woman to start a bank — a black woman — finally gets her due in the Confederacy’s capital | The Washington Post Maggie L. Walker started a newspaper. She was the first country’s first woman to found a bank. She was a humanitarian, a teacher, an icon of her community in 1920s Richmond.

Maggie L. Walker started a newspaper. She was the first country’s first woman to found a bank. She was a humanitarian, a teacher, an icon of her community in 1920s Richmond.

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Hunnybunny Boutique in Capitol Hill offers soap free of ‘chemical stuff’ Shopping for the first bath products for her now 1-year-old daughter was an eyeopening experience for Leigh Byers...

Shopping for the first bath products for her now 1-year-old daughter was an eyeopening experience for Leigh Byers…

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5 Black-Owned Breweries You Should Know About

BY Tanasia Kenney PUB Atlanta Blackstar Black Frog Brewery of Toldeo, Ohio U.S. Army veteran Chris Harris took a leap of faith in 2014 by launching the Black Frog Brewery, one of the first minority-owned breweries to open in Toledo. The microbrewery produces a line of craft beers, which include a fan favorite cream ale called Cream of the Frog and an India Pale Ale called Flying Frog, created in honor of Harris’ father. Black Frog Brewery beer is sold at several locations around Toledo, including Anderson’s, Monnette’s Market and Joseph’s Beverage Center. Website: http://www.blackfrogbrewery.com/ Cajun Fire Brewing Company of […]

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How African American Entrepreneurs Can Power the Economy

New business creation is down in general, but up among African Americans.

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15 Successful African American Entrepreneurs on Etsy

Since its launch back in 2005, Etsy has grown into a huge ecommerce market for handmade and vintage goods. Browsing through Etsy, you can see products from a huge variety of sellers.

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Unstacking the Deck For African-American Entrepreneurs

America consistently hails the iconic entrepreneur: We perpetuate a lofty, myopic, unrealistic standard of entrepreneurial success defined by trendy inventions, fast-paced growth and billion dollar profits.

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Richmond was, and remains, A Place for African-American Entrepreneurs

Starting a business never has been easy for anyone, but historically, African-American entrepreneurs have had a particularly difficult time.

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Great Eats PA: Khanisa’s, Premium Pudding Desserts made fresh to your order "At the age of 11 I discovered my love for cooking and baking. It followed me through High School where I attended a culinary arts program for 2 years.There received formal education in commercial cooking, baking, and hospitality. I then went into dentistry for a few years with uniform hours and am now returning to my love of cooking."

“At the age of 11 I discovered my love for cooking and baking. It followed me through High School where I attended a culinary arts program for 2 years.There received formal education in commercial cooking, baking, and hospitality. I then went into dentistry for a few years with uniform hours and am now returning to my love of cooking.”

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