While the return of jobs and the economy make a climb back in the right direction, small businesses in the Washington, D.C. area are getting a boost from Wells Fargo, which launched a series of initiatives focused specifically on diverse and female small business owners.
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Optimism is finally starting to grow across the country as more people receive the coronavirus vaccine and the nation as a whole begins to reopen.
While the return of jobs and the economy make a climb back in the right direction, small businesses in the Washington, D.C. area are getting a boost from Wells Fargo, which launched a series of initiatives focused specifically on diverse and female small business owners.
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Julius “Eddie” Lofton’s family has been in the tailoring business since 1939.
Lofton remembers as a kid riding around on the conveyor belt at the shop while his grandfather worked. When Lofton was about six, he realized he was small enough to reach into the soda machine to hand out free drinks to employees and customers. His grandfather,
JC Lofton, understandably, didn’t love that plan.
“I didn’t know what I was doing. I thought I was helping people,” Lofton laughed.
Eddie Lofton, owner of JC Lofton Tailors, poses with a photo of his grandfather at the checkout counter of his store in Washington, D.C. (Credit: Julia Benbrook)