Backing Black Owned Business: How We Vote With Our Wallets

Money Unfiltered

PSA: Buying Black isn’t a radical act.

This week, we speak to Khalia Ismain, founder of Jamii - the home for Black creators and makers - about how buying from Black-owned businesses isn’t revolutionary.

We discuss the unique challenges faced by Black entrepreneurs, the impact of shopping small and why spending money is a vote with our wallets.

You can now watch the episode in full on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEYLc5Hfs4o

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