(202) 393-4499
950 15th Street Northwest, Washington D.C., DC 20005, United States
Georgia Brown warmly opened its doors in 1993. Part of the visual appeal of the restaurant lends itself to the bronzed ceiling scroll, reminiscent of the grand oak trees that are outstretched like a lace border over Southern Streets.Read more…
(202) 232-1700
2928 Georgia Ave NW, Washington D.C., DC 20001, USA
11am to 9pm
WHERE COMPASSION MEETS NUTRITION NuVegan Café was created through a process of evolution and change. It started with a union which produced a dream that evolved into an idea that 2 young hardworking individuals could combine their expertise to create the perfect business concept.Read more…
(202) 463-8722
1050 17th St NW, Washington D.C., DC 20036, USA
9am to 5pm
MISSION STATEMENT The U.S. Black Chambers, Inc. (USBC) provides committed, visionary leadership and advocacy in the realization of economic empowerment. Through the creation of resources and initiatives, we support African American Chambers of Commerce and business organizations in their work of developing and growing Black enterprises.Read more…
(202) 234-4755
2714 Georgia Ave NW, Washington D.C., DC 20001, USA
секреты seo покупка недвижимости за границей Named after the internationally acclaimed film called SANKOFA (produced by the founders) , Sankofa Video, Books & Café carries with it an expectation of quality and discovery.Read more…
(202) 265-1586
1100 Florida Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20009
Tuesday - Saturday 8:00am - 9:00pm Sunday 8:00am - 4:30pm
By Meron “Mimi” Ghebre (Aug 2013) “How was work dear? You look like you’re just about ready to throw in the towel,” Bertha said to her husband, Lacey C. Wilson Sr., after a long day of work.Read more…
(202) 394-3386
1231 Good Hope Rd SE, Washington D.C., DC 20020, USA
1pm-7pm
A unique energy fills the space that is Nubian Hueman. It is a feeling, like home. In a place of creativity inspired by Black Culture and the many facets of the African Diaspora.Read more…
In the current national push for making black lives matter, economic support for black-owned businesses doesn’t get its fair share of dialogue. True, social justice and political activism can help solve many of the continuous problems facing our community, but what about economic growth and stability to help heal our… Read more »
I did everything that they tell you to do. I had the degree, the condo, the six-figure salary, and the prestige of working at one of the world’s top consulting firms. I was also absolutely miserable. Sunday was always the worst day because Sunday meant that Monday was just around… Read more »
I was on Facebook when I saw this link about this black woman in Philly that has opened a comic book and coffee shop. I was elated myself. Can you say, “road trip?” I saw the link from Comic Beats first, but the initial interview was on Philly.com. Philadelphia now has a comic… Read more »
By: McKenzie Dawkins A native of Compton and South Central Los Angeles, John Hope Bryant was always a business-savvy kid who sold candy in his neighborhood. Even back then, he understood the value of a dollar and today is diligently trying to teach others the same values. Now, the CEO… Read more »
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