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11/18/2021

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Black Creators are the trendsetters behind the camera who continue to create the trends that everyone follow.

We’re thrilled to announce the recipients of the MACRO x TikTok Black Creatives Grant, a first of its kind grant at TikTok uniquely developed to invest in and support Black creators and artists on TikTok.

11/18/2021

Lebron James, Drake, Naomi Osaka and more invest in a Black owned sports tech and virtual gaming company. The co-founders are both former NFL players, Andrew Hawkins and Troy Jones

11/17/2021

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One of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo’s final self-portraits broke several art market records Tuesday when it sold for $34.9 million, the highest price ever realized for artwork by a Latin American artist at auction.

“Diego y yo” is an intense self-portrait of the artist with an image of her husband and fellow Mexican artist, Diego Rivera, painted onto her forehead as tears stream down her cheeks and her long hair encircles her neck, almost in a chokehold.

It is one of the last of the signature portraits Kahlo painted of herself throughout her career, auction house Sotheby’s said, and was completed in 1949 when Rivera was having an affair with Mexican film actress María Félix, a friend of Kahlo’s.

11/12/2021

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A new futuristic city is being built in America. What are your thoughts?

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Former Walmart president Marc Lore is creating a futuristic city called Telosa in a currently undisclosed US desert. Residents can now apply to live in the city, which will be open to move into in the year 2030.

The first phase will house 50,000 residents across 1,500 acres, with the ultimate goal having a full population of 5 million.

Lore has said that Telosa will aim to be diverse as the "most open, most fair and most inclusive city in the world."

Source: CNN

10/25/2021

According to score.org Hispanic-owned small businesses have grown 34% and contributed $500B to the U.S. economy over the last 10 years -- and show no signs of slowing down.

10/25/2021

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Business owners , never put a car in your personal name 🤔!

10/25/2021

It takes time and effort to get your brand right.


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The biggest challenge with branding as a business owner is how deep & complex it can get.

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10/22/2021

10/11/2021

8 books every entrepreneur should read (that aren’t business books)

1. The Power of Broke - Daymond John
Key Takeaway: When your funds are low you have to get creative in how you solve problems and use every resource available to you.

2. The Compound Effect - Darren Hardy
Key Takeaway: Small steps over time can generate big results.

3. Start With Why - Simon Sinek
Key Takeaway: Know your WHY for everything you do in life.

4. Jump - Steve Harvey
Key Takeaway: In life you have to take a leap, it will be scary and you will get bruised along the way but you’ll never become who you are supposed to unless you JUMP.

5. The Secret - Rhonda Byrne
Key Takeaway: You can manifest your dreams into realty through the law of attraction.

6. The Third Door - Alex Banayan
Key Takeaway: When the front door and the back door are closed to you and your dreams you’ll have to take the third door, which might be a side window.

7. Peaks and Valleys - Spencer Johnson
Key Takeaway: There will be highs and there will be lows in life but you can control how you respond during those times.

8. Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert T. Kyasawki
Key Takeaway: How you view money can shape your perspective of life.

10/09/2021

October is national women's small business month, show your support by spending your money at your local woman-owned small business, then do it again and again.

10/09/2021

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’s first Housing Hackathon drew more than 150 students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) who were asked to create an app to help at-risk, first-time homebuyers.

The top three finishers offered a technological solution to challenges that newbies to the housing market struggle with.

The HBCU hackathon was created in collaboration with the United Negro College Fund ( ), Black Tech Ventures ( ), and Amplify 4 Good, and represented 17 HBCUs.
Six teams advanced to the final round and a team of four students won first place and $20,000 for its program that uses machine learning to predict increases in rent and utility costs at a particular address over time and offering renters early warning about looming affordability challenges, per a press release. The second and third-place winners also received a cash prize. The winning students received new laptops, textbook gift cards, and tickets to the World 2021 conference.

As part of the first-place prize, Zillow will donate $25,000 to Morehouse College’s computer science program

Congratulations, fellas! We are so extremely proud of you!

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