Global directory, travel guide, & agency for people of color, women, LGBTQIA & ally-owned businesses & events—Seen in @fastcompany @refinery29 @forbes + more
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All month, we've featured #BlackOwnedBusinesses in celebration of #BlackHistoryMonth Join us in supporting Black-owned businesses all year long! @beelovebuzz @galeriela @eatokratheapp @blkandbold @blacknationapp @webuyblack @post21shop @cheznousguide @OBWSapp @queensjollofsauce
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🌟 Founded by @KristynNotHarry, and run by volunteers, @CheznousGuide is an inclusive home for businesses, organizations, and artists. @CheznousGuide shares resources to support diversity, inclusion, and ethical decision-making.
#BlackHistoryMonth #BHM #techcreators #newsletter
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We're loving cheznousguide.com - a global resource and marketplace for BIPOC, women and LGBTQIA founded businesses. Eat, Drink, Shop and Explore. Check them out!
#blackexcellence #blackhistorymonth #blackowned #blackownedbusiness #blackownedbusinesses @cheznousguide
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.@FastCompany shared their list of apps and directories including @eatOkraTheApp, @Cheznousguide, and more to help you find Black-owned businesses to support. bit.ly/3jFZQfH
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Ways to Listen. Learn. Take Action. featuring @Cheznousguide #BLM | The Smart Wallet thesmartwallet.com/ways-to-l…
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Exclusive: With a valuation of more than $1 billion, big things are in the works at Savage X Fenty including men's lingerie. f-st.co/iC9QyA0
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We're featuring @Cheznousguide! "Established in June 2020, Chez Nous Guide (French for our home) is a volunteer-run inclusive and intersectional home for businesses, artists, and organizations owned and run by historically marginalized people around the world and our allies.
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Join me for this live interview + meditation in ONE HOUR | Register here: bestill-me.zoom.us/meeting/r…
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A Nigerian lady @Faithfulartng has shown that things considered worthless could be recycled into something of value. Sharing her paintings made with discarded ankara materials, she is in the business of recycling fabrics into great pieces #blacktechtwitter #BlackBusiness
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Widline Pyrame, 30, from Boston, struggled with accepting her natural kinks and coils while growing up in Haiti. Now she wants to help other little girls love their looks with her own line of dolls fusiondolls.com/about #fusiondolls #HaitianTwitter #blacktechtwitter
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Excited to use my access to the new school library to research black and indigenous people, issues, history etc and will compile this research in digestible formats for Chez Nous and on Left Bank.
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I spoke to two of the Black ex-franchisees suing McDonald's last year, way before today's racial discrimination lawsuit was in the works. Here's what they had to say then about their time as franchisees: businessinsider.com/black-fr…
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‘I want my daughter to know I stood for something bigger than myself’ — This is why thousands turned out to march for racial justice on Friday in D.C.
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“...Become really good at something. Make sure you fully understand the problem, and be well informed enough to have strong opinions about the solution. Only then are you ready to start a company.”
Hear co-founder and CEO of @Calendly, Tope Awotona, at #WebSummit 👏
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Only Chadwick could embody Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall, and T’Challa. He, too, knew what it meant to persevere. To summon real strength. And he belongs right there with them as a hero—for Black kids and for all our kids. There’s no better gift to give our world. ❤
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So, Black people in masks are racially profiled, but Whites with guns are not. 🧐 read.medium.com/MdXR4Og
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Connecting with our ancestors by returning to African agrarian practices and bringing plants native to our ancestral homelands into our environment is healing. 🌱 read.medium.com/4DImx4f
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As women, we often have questions about our bodies—what we know, what we don’t know, what we’re uncertain or anxious about. For me, @smalonemd is the person I turn to talk about health. Listen to our conversation now on @Spotify: spoti.fi/MichelleObamaPodcas… #MichelleObamaPodcast
