The company helps Black and Brown women find their joy by providing radical self-care.
Read more'There's a sense of pride that comes with being able to successfully run a small business and being able to...
Read more'We like to get to know not only the client, but also the community stakeholders—the community at-large.'
Read more'When you go on modeling agency websites, there's nobody that really looks like us. They just have one Black person...
Read more'Even people who are not granola fans like what we are doing.'
Read moreA new communal wellness space opens for Black and Brown women in Northeast Mpls.
Read moreReviving Roots offers a 'Black affirming space' for individual and professional therapy.
Read moreA lot has happened in the last three years for Chris Montana, the owner of Du Nord Social Spirits, the...
Read more'I am grateful to be able to share something they like and love, and maybe they can use art as...
Read moreKobi Gregory and Tasha Harris are the mother-daughter team behind the luxury candle and self-care business Kobi Co.
Read more'I’ve been cooking all my life. I liked cooking for my family and seeing the smile on their faces. Cooking...
Read more'Introducing Creole Cajun food to a rural West Central Minnesota community, it was a bit of a stretch.'
Read more'You have to have a vision, and you have to stick by your goals.'
Read more'We're looking to be a resource for people who want to know more about Black literature.'
Read more'We didn't anticipate the interest that the community would have in what we provide.'
Read more'What I love to do is show people how they can eat healthy food and it can taste good at...
Read moreKnown musically as iLLism, the duo recently expanded their horizons by launching a creative space for the community. It opens...
Read more'I just have a deep connection with the neighborhood.'
Read more'Always know that every day is a process, every day is a struggle, and never give up.'
Read more'Ambition and entrepreneurship are in my family fabric, generations on both sides.'
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