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COVID-19 will hobble some Black women entrepreneurs. But it won't render them extinct|Weathersbee
Businesses owned by Black women are especially vulnerable to being closed or crippled by COVID-19. But some Memphis women are finding ways to thrive and survive.
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Eat at Panoptic: The road to chef Raquel Ervin’s food truck debut
Eat at Panoptic, chef Raquel Ervin’s mobile eatery focused on specialty sliders and gourmet sides, kicks off with a launch celebration on July 3 at Avondale Gallery and Loft.
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See who won most votes during Taste of Muskegon food festival
The Taste of Muskegon votes are in and the “People’s Choice” for best food goes to…… Corine’s Cakes and Catering. The bakery and catering kitchen inside the Lakes Mall, 5600 S. Harvey St., captured ...
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Black Woman Creates Juneteenth Shop Black Virtual Experience That Generated Over $1 Million in Sales
My goal was to get at least 50 black businesses in Memphis to participate. I’ve worked with tons of vendors, started the Soulful Food Truck Festival, and done a Black Christmas Expo so I thought ...
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MASA food truck finds solid footing at The Hunt Club
The popular MASA food truck is the latest meals on wheels eatery ... the right time to get involved here with all of the growth downtown and in the Tulsa Arts District,” Carnoske said.
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Local event planner creates virtual platform for black businesses on Juneteenth holiday
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Cynthia Daniels & Co. announced she has created a virtual platform to help patrons shop safely with 100 Black businesses on Juneteenth, which is June 19. The “Juneteenth Shop ...
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Police have been spying on black reporters and activists for years. I know because I’m one of them.
I learned during a police surveillance trial that the Memphis Police Department spied on me and three other journalists.
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Treasure Valley community saves local food truck from going out of business
But thanks to the generosity of the community, Brown Shuga Soul Food owner Yvonne Anderson-Thomas does not have to worry about closing her food truck anytime ... after many festivals were canceled ...
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Without downtown office workers, Twin Cities food trucks cast a wide net for customers
With COVID-19 keeping most downtown Minneapolis workers at home, and festivals and large gatherings ... and customers stay healthy. Whole Soul, a soul food truck, is planning on driving deliveries ...