AFROBIZ NEWS | BLACK OWNED BLOG

The end of February means it’s the end of Black History Month. But we should celebrate and promote the Black history beyond the month of February and we should build it every day and every week. We’ll show you today some t-shirts with beautiful and powerful messages that you can wear anytime you want to teach a lesson or make a statement.

Black excellence is the mindset, backed by continuous action, to look within ourselves and act in ways that progress our communities without discrediting the effect of forces outside of our communities. That’s the best way I can describe it.

You forgot about Valentine’s Day AGAIN?? You can still make it. We’ll take a look at some gifts that are for couples so you can enjoy these together on Valentine’s Day and after that. We like practical gifts. Needless to say, they are from Black-owned companies.

Today it’s about our hair and how to protect the Black hair during these cold winter days while still being fashionable. We’ll talk about three Black-owned brands that offer gorgeous head wraps, turbans, hats and other accessories to cover our hair. They have matching bags or matching masks. Your choice. How amazing is that?

Sistahwavy is a Black-owned shop for today's entrepreneurs that promotes and celebrates our Blackness through custom hats and mugs.

Baby, it’s COLD outside!! We said it would be very thoughtful to help you stay warm. So… have a hot tea from one of these Black-owned tea companies! It’s on us! :)

It’s almost mid-January and it's definitely colder than in previous years. Here are three Black-owned clothing brands that offer some good old hoodies, as well as tracksuits, t-shirts or hats that can keep you warm during this winter.

Black Culture Fashion trends regardless of Black History Month. One way to support Black businesses is to shop & refer a Black owned business. AfroBiz Marketplace features African inspired design by Black owned face mask brands and personal protective equipments.

William Jackson is a Black leader, educator and Founder of Village of Wisdom, an organization with the vision asking the question which drove his purpose “What if the 7.5 million Black youth in American schools were exposed to the affirmation of their Black Genius?”