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Black-Owned Businesses To Support
Although Black Business Month is officially celebrated during the month of August, let’s continue to support Black-owned businesses every day, 24/7/365. And remember, support doesn’t always have to mean financially, it can be through spreading awareness, following or liking their social media account, or simply leaving a review.
Black Businesses To Support
As you know, all month long we’ll be highlighting local Black-owned businesses to support and/or shop throughout the year. Your money can make a difference, especially when you continuously choose to shop and support Black businesses.
More Black-Owned Businesses To Know!
Guess what? It’s still Black Business Month so all month long we’re going to highlight locally-owned Black businesses to support! Check out some additional health and wellness businesses that will take care of your mind, body and soul!
Black Health + Wellness Companies You Should Know
In addition to your massage, it’s important to incorporate fitness and wellness into your routine. It helps to reduce recovery time, muscle soreness, and injury, increase flexibility and improve your overall performance. Check out our list of locally Black-owned businesses in the health and wellness space that can help you do that!
Black-owned Businesses To Support Right Now
Did you know August is Black Business Month? Started in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineer Frederick E. Jordan Sr., Black Business Month is a time to shine a light on Black-owned businesses and all they represent in the effort to strive toward diversity and equality. Shop and support these local Black-owned businesses today and all year long!
Celebrate Juneteenth With Indigo Movement
It’s the month of celebration, and this week we’re talking about Juneteenth! Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States. The history of Juneteenth dates back to June 1865, when Union General Gordon Granger arrived in Texas, issued an order which proclaimed the freedom of all enslaved people in Texas.