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Black Economic Exchange Group Favorite Things #7
We trust that you are relishing Black Economic Exchange Groups Favorite Things, a compilation of Black-owned enterprises both in metro Detroit and online. As the temperatures drop, we present remarkable gift suggestions to bring warmth to your soul. Our current focus is on pampering, specifically highlighting the increasing popularity of natural products. In this regard, […]
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Black Economic Exchange Group Favorite Things #5
Welcome to Black Economic Exchange Groups Favorite Things, where we aim to bring you joy and inspiration. As we continue our journey through this extraordinary list, we present to you another delightful treat. Prepare yourself for an entrepreneur who has perfected the art of cheesecake-making. This individual is renowned for their mouthwatering creations that will […]
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Black Economic Exchange Group Favorite Things #4
We trust that you are thoroughly enjoying Black Economic Exchange Groups’ compilation of “Favorite Things” – a carefully curated list of 12 black-owned businesses in Metro Detroit that deserve your patronage. Among these exceptional establishments, we simply cannot overlook the delectable desserts that are bound to captivate you. After all, what would the holidays be […]
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Black Economic Exchange Group Favorite Things #3
The Black Economic Exchange Group is thrilled to introduce a selection of locally and online black-owned businesses in Metro Detroit. We trust that you are appreciating our compilation of favorite products and services. Our list features a range of black-owned businesses, both large and small. The next installment of our favorite things encompasses vibrant colors […]
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Detroit Doll Show Celebrating the Beauty Of Black Culture
The Detroit Doll show made its return back to Maryrove Conservancy hosted by “Sandy’s Land LLC” is a yearly event started in 2012 of local, and national vendors showcasing black dolls in all shades of black, different shades, and different textures,. The shows organizer Sandra Epps mission is to “celebrate history, self love, and diversity […]
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Gavin Newsom AGAIN refuses to back reparation payouts to black Californians his own task force wants – as it now calls for raising minimum wage (which is second highest in US)
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom has again refused to back reparation payments to black Californians proposed by his own task force, which has also now called for raising the state’s minimum wage. The state’s minimum wage is already the nation’s second highest at $15.50, but the task force is […] Click here to view original […]
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75 Black-Owned Bookstores to Buy from Today—and Every Day
Support Black-owned bookstores In recent years, allies have searched for ways to help and better understand the ongoing causes and effects of racism and racial disparity in the United States. Some have donated to organizations that support the Black Lives Matter movement . Others have tried to educate themselves […] Click here to view original […]
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Chicago’s Blacks in Green gets a major boost from a $10 million EPA grant
Blacks in Green founder and CEO Naomi Davis speaks at the Woodlawn Community Summit on March 18, 2023. As the founder and CEO of Blacks in Green, Naomi Davis has always focused on developing a whole-system approach to empowering her community of West Woodlawn on Chicago’s South Side. And […] Click here to view original […]
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Amazon Gave ‘Black-owned business’ Badges to Companies That Are Not Black-Owned
Amazon vans line up to pick up packages for delivery. / Paul Hennessy/NurPhoto/Getty Images *Some Amazon sellers have received “Small Business” badges despite being large corporations. Additionally, several non-Black-owned companies were reportedly listed as Black-owned, Business Insider reports. These findings have many giving a side eye to Amazon’s badge […] Click here to view original […]
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BIPOC-founded fragrance brands are on the rise
In comparison to fragrance consumers of previous generations, like baby boomers, millennial and Gen-Z shoppers have increasingly embraced non-heritage fragrance brands, especially those that are BIPOC-founded. This is largely due to factors like shopping accessibility, brand awareness, and societal and financial support for BIPOC-founded fragrance companies. A representative from […] Click here to view original […]