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Are Black People the Cause of Their Own Poverty?

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In this episode, we will be talking about the REAL cause behind the lack of support for black-owned businesses from African American audiences. As a consumer of holistic products and apparel, over the years, I have seen the success of different European fashion brands who are supported by diverse audiences. However, authentic black-owned grassroots companies who create priceless merchandise but receive little support or appreciation for what they bring to the table. This is why our culture is suffering because of the lack of support for black-owned brands who are trying to rise above the oppression of social prejudices, due to the lack of financial funding. This is why Black People are the cause of their poverty because we are blinded by the glitz and glamour of trying to have a seat at the same table it took our ancestors 400 years to build.

This needs to change if we are to advance into the future as strong people who come from a one of a kind heritage.

Don’t forget to share, comment and send us your questions so we can address them here on the show. You can also visit my website to learn more about me and my journey and Youtube channel to see My Beautiful Brown Life. You can also become of proud supporter of the Beautiful Brown Life Movement, by donating monthly to our podcast so we can keep these discussions flowing. Thank you for joining us today on The My Beautiful Brown Life Podcast, where we tear down stereotypes, to create solutions, so we can all heal and enjoy life.

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In this episode, we will be talking about the REAL cause behind the lack of support for black-owned businesses from African American audiences. As a consumer of holistic products and apparel, over the years, I have seen the success of different European fashion brands who are supported by diverse audiences. However, authentic black-owned grassroots companies who create priceless merchandise but receive little support or appreciation for what they bring to the table. This is why our culture is suffering because of the lack of support for black-owned brands who are trying to rise above the oppression of social prejudices, due to the lack of financial funding. This is why Black People are the cause of their poverty because we are blinded by the glitz and glamour of trying to have a seat at the same table it took our ancestors 400 years to build.

This needs to change if we are to advance into the future as strong people who come from a one of a kind heritage.

Don’t forget to share, comment and send us your questions so we can address them here on the show. You can also visit my website to learn more about me and my journey and Youtube channel to see My Beautiful Brown Life. You can also become of proud supporter of the Beautiful Brown Life Movement, by donating monthly to our podcast so we can keep these discussions flowing. Thank you for joining us today on The My Beautiful Brown Life Podcast, where we tear down stereotypes, to create solutions, so we can all heal and enjoy life.

♡Follow Me on Social Media:

https://twitter.com/BeautifulBLife

https://www.instagram.com/mybeautifulbrownlife/

♡B U S I N E S S:

⇢ For business inquiries ONLY, such as company sponsors or reviews, be featured on My Beautiful Brown Life email me at:contact.mybeautifulbrownlife@gmail.com for all other correspondence, please contact me via our comments.

Follow my blog:https://thebeautifulbrownlife.wordpress.com/

Watch My Beautiful Brown Life on Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/mybeautifulbrownlife

XoXo,

Danna

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therealbeautifulbrown/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therealbeautifulbrown/support
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