I was talking to a good friend of mine who was on her way to the salon this morning. As she approached the salon, we ended our conversation as she clearly seen the lights in the building were on, and the “Yes, We’re Open” sign was on the door.
When I talked to her later [...]
Being Black In Business
Stories of what it means to be an African-American doing business today.
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May
Tags: accepting less, being black in business, blacks always late, doing good business, stereotype
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