Polarization Led By The Media: The Eclipse, The Juice, Louis Vutton Dawn And The Double Standard of Caitlin & Angel
Black Business Focus Group Blog
by Phillip Dunn
1w ago
The complexity of race and the media. How the events of one week aligned perfectly like a solar eclipse. By Phillip W. Dunn, Founder Of The BBFG First things first RIP OJ Simpson. It’s not lost on me and many other Americans the irony of the events that have played out so far this week. Many of us watched the NCAA Women’s National Championship together, the very next day we lined up across the country to watch the solar eclipse together and then today many of us learned about the death of one of Americas most polarizing figures. Sunday night Dawn Staley led the South Carolina Gamecocks Wo ..read more
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Empowering Our Community Through Financial Education
Black Business Focus Group Blog
by Phillip Dunn
2w ago
What up BBFG Community, Let's continue our journey through Financial Literacy Month, I'm excited to delve into a topic that lies at the heart of our quest to close the racial wealth gap: the importance of financial education. Empowering Through Knowledge: Financial education is the cornerstone of economic empowerment. It equips us with the knowledge and skills needed to make informed decisions, seize opportunities, and build wealth for ourselves and future generations. In the face of the staggering racial wealth gap, which sees Black Americans trailing far behind their White counterparts ..read more
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Understanding the Racial Wealth Gap: Unveiling the Layers of Economic Injustice
Black Business Focus Group Blog
by Phillip Dunn
3w ago
Hello BBFG Community, Today, as we delve into Financial Literacy Month, it's crucial to lay the foundation by understanding the formidable beast we aim to conquer: the racial wealth gap. This gap, rooted in centuries of systemic oppression, continues to cast a long shadow over our community, impeding our progress and perpetuating cycles of economic inequality. Let's unpack the layers of this complex issue. The Legacy of Slavery: The institution of slavery, which stripped our ancestors of their humanity and economic agency, laid the groundwork for intergenerational wealth disparities. The ..read more
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Empowering Our Community: Financial Literacy Month and Closing the Racial Wealth Gap
Black Business Focus Group Blog
by Phillip Dunn
3w ago
What up BBFG Fam! As we step into April, I'm excited to kick off Financial Literacy Month with you all. This month holds immense significance for us at the Black Business Focus Group (BBFG) as we embark on a journey to empower our community, bridge the racial wealth gap, and pave the way for a brighter financial future. Financial literacy is not just about balancing budgets or investing wisely; it's about equipping ourselves with the knowledge and tools to navigate the complex landscape of wealth creation and financial independence. For far too long, systemic barriers have hindered our progre ..read more
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Celebrating the Legacy: Reflecting on National Women's History Month
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by Phillip Dunn
3w ago
Happy Friday BBFG! As March draws to a close, we take a moment to reflect on the significance of National Women's History Month and the profound impact it has had on our collective consciousness. This month-long celebration serves as a poignant reminder of the invaluable contributions of women throughout history and their enduring legacy in shaping our society and economy. National Women's History Month holds particular significance for us in the Black community, as it provides a platform to honor the resilience, innovation, and leadership of Black women who have played pivotal roles in drivi ..read more
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Shattering Stereotypes: Black Women Leading in Non-Traditional Industries
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by Phillip Dunn
1M ago
What up BBFG community! As we immerse ourselves in the celebration of National Women's History Month, we shine a spotlight on the remarkable achievements of Black women who are breaking barriers and making strides in industries traditionally dominated by men. This month serves as a tribute to the resilience, innovation, and trailblazing spirit of women, particularly Black women, who defy expectations and carve out their paths to success. National Women's History Month is a time to honor the invaluable contributions of women throughout history. For us in the Black community, it holds special s ..read more
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Finding Harmony: Balancing Work and Family as Black Women Leaders
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by Phillip Dunn
1M ago
Happy Monday BBFG! As we continue to honor National Women's History Month, we turn our focus to the intricate balancing act that many Black women leaders face—juggling the demands of work and family with grace and resilience. This month serves as a celebration of the multifaceted contributions and achievements of women, particularly Black women, who navigate dual responsibilities with unwavering determination and strength. National Women's History Month is a time to reflect on the significant contributions of women throughout history. For us in the Black community, it holds profound significa ..read more
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Celebrating Diversity: The Cultural Influences of Black Women Entrepreneurs
Black Business Focus Group Blog
by Phillip Dunn
1M ago
What up, BBFG FAM! As we continue our journey through National Women's History Month, we celebrate the diverse cultural influences and contributions of Black women entrepreneurs to the business world. This month is a time of reflection, recognition, and empowerment, highlighting the pivotal role of women, particularly Black women, in shaping our society and economy. National Women's History Month is a testament to the resilience and achievements of women throughout history. For us in the Black community, it holds special significance as a time to honor the unique cultural heritage and entrepr ..read more
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Celebrating Culinary Traditions: Black Girls Cook - A Facebook Group Spotlight
Black Business Focus Group Blog
by Phillip Dunn
1M ago
In the vast expanse of social media, there are communities that serve as beacons of culture, knowledge, and shared passion. One such vibrant community is "Black Girls Cook," a Facebook group lovingly curated by Gayl M. W. Morris. Designed as a haven for seasoned cooks, budding bakers, and everyone in between, this group embodies the spirit of sisterhood, culinary exploration, and the preservation of cherished family recipes. Embracing Culinary Heritage At its core, Black Girls Cook is a celebration of culinary heritage. Gayl founded the group as a tribute to the kitchen matriarchs whose recipe ..read more
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Black Women's Leadership in Politics: Paving the Way for Change
Black Business Focus Group Blog
by Phillip Dunn
1M ago
What up BBFG community! As we continue to honor National Women's History Month, we turn our attention to the remarkable achievements of Black women in political leadership roles. This month is a celebration of resilience, progress, and empowerment, highlighting the pivotal contributions of Black women to our society and democracy. National Women's History Month serves as a reminder of the courage and determination of women throughout history. For us in the Black community, it holds profound significance as a time to recognize the unique experiences and contributions of Black women, who have p ..read more
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