Check out a list of our favorite Black-owned beauty businesses to support this upcoming Black Friday inside.
To get customers in the Black Friday spirit, Walmart tapper Lindsay Lohan, Amanda Seyfried and Lacey Chabert to bring some holiday spirit. Click inside to check out the new commercial!
We learned that small businesses struggle with these massive sales while major retailers make billions. Read more on this inside.
Check out our list of small Black and Brown businesses to support this Black Friday when shopping for yourself, family and friends.
Songstress Ari Lennox has been working to spotlight black owned businesses with her new Youtube series with co-host Shaughn Cooper. They have interviewed and released episodes highlighting a few businesses from her hometown Washington, DC from a local ice cream shop to a wildly new and successful online plant shop. Most recently, Lennox took her series beyond Youtube to partner with Google and US Black Chambers, Inc. to create a jingle for the black and woman owned plant shop, Grounded for Black owned Friday.
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Gun control has been a lingering issue within our country, but that didn’t stop scores of people from purchasing firearms during Black Friday.
Pretty pathetic reference for a sale.
An officer from Portland, Ore. was pulled from the patrolling a Black Friday protest after he condemned Black Lives Matter on Twitter.
Sales in brick and mortar stores fell from $11.6 billion in 2014 to $10.4 billion in 2015. That's an overall 10 percent decrease in sales, a consequence of both stores offering sales days earlier and online sales that allowed consumers to shop from the comfort of their homes.
A viral video of a woman snatching a vegetable steamer out of a child's hands has circulated the web and has viewers questioning its authenticity.
In an effort to both show the power of their economic freedom while calling for a Justice Department probe into the shooting death of a Black teenager by a White police officer, Chicago protesters planned a large demonstration on the city's Magnificent Mile to disrupt the Black Friday holiday.
