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The 30 best emerging Black-owned businesses online

The 30 best emerging Black-owned businesses online Reviewed.com 2/26/2021 © svetikd / Getty Images The 30 best emerging Black-owned businesses online Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. It’s hard to find a lot of Black-owned businesses online because many of them are operating with no monetary support to market themselves. It’s harder still for those up-and-coming shops to get funding, which means customer support is crucial and it’s important to spread the word on businesses you come across. While some brands are very transparent about being Black-owned, others are not. Yet, by shopping these new and emerging Black-owned businesses, you’ll not only be getting great stuff that you can use all the time (not just during Black History Month), but also support Black entrepreneurs and help a small or family-owned business gain more visibility.

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State of Black New York: Income inequality and race

State of Black New York: Income inequality and race © Provided by WCBS Radio New York Food distribution NEW YORK (WCBS 880) We at WCBS 880 and Entercom New York are pleased to partner with the New York Urban League to shine a spotlight on issues of inequity in our community in important areas like health care, education, the digital divide, social justice, the economy, and civic engagement. © Provided by WCBS Radio New York As we dig into a comprehensive report released by the New York Urban League titled, The State of Black New York, we take a deeper dive into the issues of income inequality and race.

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State of Black New York: Income inequality and race

State of Black New York: Income inequality and race
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Bart Scott Hosts Jets New Show, It Can t Wait, a Deep Dive on Team s Social Justice Initiatives

Copied! The NFL s offseason began officially the day after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV, but the Jets organization has long embraced a message that knows no offseason. This week brought the launch of It Can t Wait, a new show at nyjets.com hosted by the club s former linebacker Bart Scott, that will focus on social justice issues. In the first episode, Scott was joined by four members of the Jets Social Justice, Diversity and Inclusion team Jill Kelley, VP Legal Affairs; Jesse Linder, Vice President, Community Relations; Nadege Pluviose, Director, Client Relations; and Jared Winley, VP, Communications to discuss the team s evolving commitment to an issue that involves us all.

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Here and Now with Sandra Bookman: Defending the Black vote, supporting Black businesses

NEW YORK (WABC) On this episode of Here and Now, reaction to the historic inauguration of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Sandra speaks with women who have spent years behind the scenes, increasing Black voter turnout, defending the Black vote, and fighting systematic racism. Melanie Campbell is the President and CEO of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation and the convener of the Black Women s Roundtable and Glynda Carr is the President, CEO, and co-Founder of Higher Heights for America, the only political action committee dedicated to electing more progressive Black women. Also on this episode, Sandra talks with New York Urban League President and CEO Arva Rice and DoorDash s Head of U.S. East and Federal Government Relations David London on a new partnership to support Black-owned businesses hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.

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