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‘It can’t just be about money. You have to be doing something that you’re passionate about.’

Originally established by Ted Cook, the eatery is known for its smoked barbeque and has been a staple in South Minneapolis for decades.

The barbecue turkey is delicious, flavorful and brings forth something new in the neighborhood, fulfilling a market niche.

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The launch of the shopping site will feature hundreds of Black businesses, many of which are new entrepreneurial ventures.

Manny Minter, owner of Fit 1st Running located in Uptown, spoke to us about his business outlook and motivation.

Simply Wed, a new Twin Cities business, is helping couples create the perfect wedding experience without breaking the bank.

What started as a hashtag in 2016, has grown into a full-fledged fashion campaign with hoodies serving as a learning tool and conversation starter.

Tommie’s Pizza opened its doors in January as the Twin Cities’ only Black-owned pizza shop, and it’s sitting on prime real estate.

In just a few short years, North Minneapolis’ New Rules has become a community fixture for co-working and co-mingling.

Shoppers can still take delight in the more than 20 small Black-owned businesses at Gaviidae Common in downtown Minneapolis.

According to Taquisha Jallah, owner of Bladed by Hair Love, a set of well-groomed eyebrows can also give you a confidence boost.