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These four Black female entrepreneurs make thousands of dollars a year pursuing their passions.

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31-Year-Old Earns Up to $1,000 a Month From Her Swim School Side Hustle Aimed at Smashing Stereotypes – NBC New York

Paulana Lamonier founded her New York-based “Black People Will Swim” with the goal of combating a harmful stereotype. Here’s how she got started.

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31-Year-Old Earns Up to $1,000 a Month From Her Swim School Side Hustle Aimed at Smashing Stereotypes – NBC Los Angeles

Paulana Lamonier founded her New York-based “Black People Will Swim” with the goal of combating a harmful stereotype. Here’s how she got started.

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31-Year-Old Earns Up to $1,000 a Month From Her Swim School Side Hustle Aimed at Smashing Stereotypes – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Paulana Lamonier founded her New York-based “Black People Will Swim” with the goal of combating a harmful stereotype. Here’s how she got started.

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