Black Business and Financial Literacy

At Black By God, we champion Black Business and Financial Literacy as twin pillars of economic empowerment. Recognizing the rich legacy of Black entrepreneurship, we’re dedicated to nurturing its growth while also emphasizing the importance of financial education. In a world of complex economic challenges, we believe that fostering a deep understanding of financial principles, coupled with the celebration and support of Black-owned businesses, is key to building a prosperous future for our community.

Billions in new investment, and small businesses support and daycare among topics discussed at Chamber Business Summit

By Jeffrey McKinney, BBG Folk Reporter “I believe Black business owners must think more broadly about the types of businesses we open and operate.” That’s what Delegate Hollis Lewis, D-Kanawha, […]

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