Get Ya Money Sis is a series that highlights Black women entrepreneurs, getting their coins. They share their challenges and insights so we can all get to the bag!
Lara Adekoya’s Fleurs et Sel bakery is in the heart of West Adams, a vibrant Los Angeles neighborhood. With her cookie shop, Adekoya has created a space that celebrates connection, culture, and the joy of something sweet. As a food […]
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Rita Bunatal discusses the origins of her creative agency Malaika Collective, the challenges of building a business as a first-generation Ghanaian, Kenyan American, and the vitality of Black-only spaces. I’ve never met her in person, but I’ve followed Rita Bunatal’s
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Ramoni Overton, founder of Glow with R.O. Fitness, reflects on her journey from selling candy bars in high school to leading hip-hop yoga classes in South L.A., overcoming self-doubt, and empowering Black women to take action. One day, Ramoni had
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Genelle Brooks-Petty, co-owner of All Chill Ice Cream, discusses community development in South LA, the challenges of preserving cultural legacy in Leimert Park, and the power of ice cream as a unifier across age, class, and cultural lines. Genelle is
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