Christmas is on its way! You know what that means? Supporting small businesses! Do you like flowers? Know anyone that loves flowers? Looking for some wall art? Need some knickknacks, pretty pillows or a new travel coffee mug? Behold, my shop! Here to provide a little bit of nature’s beauty. Support a Black small business this holiday season and fill your life with flowers that don’t need watering!
Need some photography for blogs or just to have nice backgrounds on your devices? Want even more print options, including exclusive photos? Check out my other shop by checking out my shop on picfair! Support a disabled, Black creator this holiday season!
All-natural, hair & skin care created for the modern African woman. Our unique blends of fresh flowers, essential oils, herbs and plant butters restore, nurture and celebrate the very essence of our melanin! Visit us today for you hair & skin care needs!
All-natural, hair & skin care created for the modern African woman. Our unique blends of fresh flowers, essential oils, herbs and plant butters restore, nurture and celebrate the very essence of our melanin! Visit us today for you hair & skin care needs!
Jeannine A. Cook is the owner of Harriett’s Bookshop, an independent bookstore located in the Fishtown neighborhood of Philadelphia. Established in February 2020, the bookstore, named for freedom fighter Harriet Tubman, is on a mission to “celebrate women authors, artists, and activists under the guiding light of [Tubman].”
“December 2020 I took my first ride on [horseback] in partnership with the Fletcher Street Riding Club. From there we’ve periodically found ways to bring together the world of horses and books. It is believed that Harriett Tubman stole a horse to deliver her elderly parents to freedom. There is a rich riding tradition among our ancestors and many indigenous cultures.
Hey folks! This week’s PBG Money Monday is featuring She The Collection, a fashion line by Carmen Alexandra.
After being inspired by current trends but discouraged by the fit of most clothing She The Collection’s design process started. She The Collection is for the modern woman, the curvy, girly, edgy, and trendy girl of the current generation.
“I took a leap of faith to be where I am, and I am forever blessed grateful to be self employed and doing what I love. I think life is way too short to waste working a job that you don’t like or anything that makes you unhappy. You have to make yourself happy and proud in everything that you do, feed your soul and live your best life. Speak peace, love, happiness, health, and wealth over your life and they will be brought to you abundantly!"
She The Collection carries both faux fur bags and vegan suede dresses.
TheBlack is Back Coalition will hold the National Black Political Agenda for Self-Determination Convention in Washington D.C., Nov. 5 and 6. Poor and working class Black people in Florida are struggling to go to the convention – people who work tirelessly and still struggle to feed their families. While the convention itself is free, the costs to travel, house and feed these people (and in some cases their families) prevents them from attending the conference.
These are people who genuinely want to attend and cannot because of financial inability. In an effort to cover the costs for people who want to attend, they created a gofundmepage.
If you can, please help by donating money to support these costs. If you can’t donate, please boost this and share the link.
Comcast RISE Provides Resources & Tools To Elevate Your BIPOC Business
Representation, Investment, Strength and Empowerment. These are the cornerstones of Comcast RISE, a multi-year commitment to provide marketing, creative, media, and technology services to qualifying small businesses owned by underrepresented BIPOC-owned businesses.
Apply today to receive marketing consultations, media placements, commercial creative production services, or technology services from Effectv and Comcast Business: https://bit.ly/2GqFLLk
Future applicants will also have the opportunity to receive grants.
Black-Owned Clothing Brand Creates Short Film to Inspire The Masses
Kudos to @PaulRameauOfficial for the short film “Life”. Their goal is that this film provides some healing and hope as we all try to learn love from the loss we all experienced this year. . “My only ask is that if this film speaks to you, that you share it with others so they can experience the same healing of learning love despite going through loss ” - @StanleyRameau . In Loss I Learned Love And Found Life . This film was directed by @StanleyRameau of Paul Rameau and produced and edited by @darby.iii.
@Klaritywatches is a black-owned watch brand that’s making it their mission to create change in the black community.
Founded by former professional athlete turned entrepreneur @Malcolmlemmons, 10% of each purchase is donated to @colorofchange in an effort to support initiatives and campaigns that combat racism and inequality.
Right now Klarity Watches is extending their Black Friday sale and offering 50% off of all of their watches!
