Category: Black owned business

Gift giving for Christmas
Black owned business, online beauty magazine

Fragrance Personalities: Match Scents to Loved Ones

November is the official start of the Christmas holiday shopping season. As the quest for the perfect gift intensifies, do something different this year.  Give a gift of luxury, a fragrance. The gift of scent is a thoughtful, kind-hearted, and lavish gesture of love. Yet, purchasing a fragrance can be intimidating. Use these four tips below to help you find a fragrance. It’s more than a … Continue reading Fragrance Personalities: Match Scents to Loved Ones

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Wild about change fashion show Surviving 3.6
Black owned business, entertainment, fashion and style, News

Surviving 3.6 INC Hosts the 3rd Annual Wild About Change Fashion Show: A Tribute to Tamara White

Surviving 3.6 INC, a nonprofit organization founded by Tammy White Steele, held its 3rd Annual Wild About Change Fashion Show on Sunday, May 19, 2024. This event is a heartfelt fundraiser dedicated to the memory of Tammy’s beloved daughter, Tamara White, whose life was tragically cut short on March 6, 2017. Highlights In the early hours of March 7, 2017, Tammy’s world was forever altered. … Continue reading Surviving 3.6 INC Hosts the 3rd Annual Wild About Change Fashion Show: A Tribute to Tamara White

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This post is about Black Women entrepreneurs
Black owned business

Black Women Owned Businesses Are Steadily On The Rise

Entrepreneurs on the rise Black women are now one of the fastest growing demographic of entrepreneurs in the U.S., with over 2.7 million businesses nationwide. Our presence may be growing in the business world, but they also face disproportionate financial support. Black women owned businesses grew 50% from 2014 to 2019, representing the highest growth rate of any female demographic. Black females accounted for 42% of … Continue reading Black Women Owned Businesses Are Steadily On The Rise

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Professional Mobile AL barber Justin Boykin wearing red tshirt cutting his clients hair
Black owned business, hair, Salon and Barbershop Conversations

Justin “BarberBoy” Boykin: The Journey to becoming a Professional Barber

Justin Boykin In this interview, we sit down with Justin, better known as BarberBoy, a talented barber hailing from Mobile, Alabama. Raised by his mother, Inetta Boykin, affectionately known as TheMoodSetta, Justin comes from a large family of seven siblings. His journey to becoming a barber began when his mother gifted him his first pair of clippers at the age of thirteen, sparking a passion … Continue reading Justin “BarberBoy” Boykin: The Journey to becoming a Professional Barber

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Bags of Symphony Chips gourmet seasoned potato chips displayed in black-and-white packaging with musical note designs.
Black owned business, Food and Drinks

Interview With The Anderson Family…One Of The Few Black Owned Potato Chip Companies

The Fascinating History of Potato Chips Before we engage with The Anderson Family in our interview, it is essential to highlight the intriguing history of potato chips. The Accidental Invention of Potato Chips The story of potato chips is one of unexpected culinary innovation. This popular snack is credited to George Crum, a chef of African American and Native American descent. Crum worked at Moon … Continue reading Interview With The Anderson Family…One Of The Few Black Owned Potato Chip Companies

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