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Building Bloks drives change and innovation by providing a modular based business building system for entrepreneurs.

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Yvette Sanchez-CEO J and Y Property Preservation-wants to Build 100 Women Owned Million Dollar Real Estate Investing Companies - Join/refer your friends. Win Free Credit Repair - other prizes/cash MARCQ2BT #$51Miracle @MasterBloks https://t.co/QoAFYMucG4

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Million Dollar Real Estate and Construction Company CEO offers free training for Real Estate Investors (Fix/Flip) https://t.co/aUIlFwoPbg

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Something for the fellas....
TCM (The Classic Man) Collection is a male grooming line of products that is designed to address the variety of grooming needs men have. The TCM Collection targets the man who cares about his appearance no matter his race, nationality,or ethnicity.

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Target has partnered with the Black-owned beauty brand, The Lip Bar, and will launch their line of vegan and cruelty-free products this spring. Melissa Butler, a former Wall Street financial analyst, is the founder of the brand.

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Mikaila Ulmer of Me and the Bees Lemonade
This young entrepreneur used local honey to sweeten a batch lemonade, and the result is her wildly successful Me and the Bees Lemonade, a product found in Starbucks and Whole Foods stores across the country.

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BUY SOMETHING: LEARN SOMETHING: INVEST SOMETHING
#BSBCHALLENGE

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MELISSA HARVILLE-LEBRON: THE FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO OWN A NASCAR TEAM
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#BSB

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5 SIMPLE WAYS TO #BSB

5. Recommend or promote a black-owned business when given the opportunity.

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5 SIMPLE WAYS TO #BSB

4. Accept that a product or service being black-owned doesn’t imply that it’s of lower quality.

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5 SIMPLE WAYS TO #BSB

3. Recognize the struggle, and don’t knock it. Black business owners and their products are not at every single store around every block.

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5 SIMPLE WAYS TO #BSB

2. Know that having black endorsements isn’t the same as being black-owned.

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5 SIMPLE WAYS TO #BSB
1. Don’t automatically expect or demand a discount.

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Philly Is Home to the First Black Woman-Owned Comic Book Store😃In honor of #internationalwomensday Check out this sister in Philly.
Amalgam Comics & Coffeehouse
2578 Frankford Ave.
First Floor, Philadelphia
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Tubman Batteries is the 1st Black Owned Rechargeable Battery Company. Their youth entrepreneurial group decided to name this company Tubman to recognize the strong will, motivation, energy, and faith embodied in the American historical figure, Harriet Tubman.

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The goal behind https://t.co/LMpDwcI0zz is to provide a forum for the fundamental meaningful conversations and connections that are necessary to build the foundation for building blocks of an empowered black ecosystem. JOIN THE @BSBChallenge TODAY

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Black buying power is close to $1.3 trillion. So, why not use your hard-earned money to make an impact in the community?

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Risk comes with investing, but unleashing $1.2 trillion in black buying power to fund black businesses and real-estate endeavors is one of the greatest wealth building opportunities ever made available to the African American community.

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Equity crowdfunding empowers anyone in the United States over 18 to invest in startups in amounts as small as $10. Prior to President Obama signing the JOBS Act into law, this privilege was restricted to wealthy accredited investors; about 10% of U.S. households.