Day 13 - #BlackHistoryMonth Kayin Talton Davis- Owner/Designer @soapboxtheory Starting as an outlet while earning her mechanical engineering degree is now a full-time venture that sells cards,tote bags,T-shirts, etc adorned with illustrations of Black community & culture. #BHM
If you're in the Portland area, come through and support a black woman owned business showcasing other black and POC owned businesses - including Soapbox Theory! https://t.co/sR5jkCggtN
“My plan was to get a job as an engineer, pay off my student loans, retire, and teach for awhile,” Kayin Talton Davis says. “It didn’t quite happen that way. In 2005, she started @soapboxtheory. Check out her full story. #mercatuscollective
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Soapbox Theory has always been about more than selling products. Check out what our founder and her husband are doing in the city of Portland. https://t.co/A7zEoRyzJ9
An African-American artist has stepped up to save a historic home in Northeast Portland because of his family's own struggles with gentrification. https://t.co/8pBhkQjEnh
Repin’ @mercatuspdx with our good partner @travelportland at their Multicultural Brunch for convention planners in DC. Broading the narrative of Portland’s diverse and growing small biz community with guests. @soapboxtheory@huenoir Elevating & Connecting!