Terresa Hardaway runs two Twin Cities businesses, a social justice design studio and a Black-owned bookstore, while teaching at the University of Minnesota. She says the best part of owning a business is the chance to build community on purpose.
Terresa Hardaway runs two Twin Cities businesses, a social justice design studio and a Black-owned bookstore, while teaching at the University of Minnesota. She says the best part of owning a business is the chance to build community on purpose.
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