Kwanzaa is approaching, learn to Ujamaa!!
12 déc. 2018As Kwanzaa approaches, there is no better time of the year to discover or re-discover the crafts of Black artisans for gift ideas. On Saturday 1st December, Black History Studies put on a Black Market which we had the pleasure to check out!!
In line with the Ujamaa principle of Kwanzaa (economic cooperation) which aims at building and growing our businesses together and using our collective economic force for the benefit of the entire community, we are delighted to present a number of them and would encourage you to check their products for your festive seasons shopping.
For more info, continue to read on:
The Black History Colour ing Book
The Black History Colour ing Book
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Clothing & Beauty | United Kingdom | MelaNative
MelaNative brings you Empowering and Historical Clothing Designs - Natural & Cultural Beauty Products. Unique Designs, Fantastic Quality, Great Price. Based in the UK. Join Us & Go MelaNative.
We also had the opportunity to interview Nate The Lyricist, a spoken word artist who just released a track called BUY BLXCK (click on link below to listen to the track) and Paul Muhammad, the founder of the Money Mob movement on the importance of collective economics for the Afro-Caribbean communities which would be featured in 2019 in a short documentary on the importance of collective economics for Afro-Caribbean communities.
We would also like to bring to your attention the online directory of our partner Lobby Noir which lists Afro-Caribbean businesses and entrepreneurs for free and help your business grow outside organised and cultural markets. Peace and love to all!!!!
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1er Site de Référencement des Commerces et Services - LobbyNoir
1er site de référencement des commerces et services de la communauté, pour promouvoir l'Afroprenariat. Consommer noir, promouvoir les commerces et services ce phénomène mène vers la croissanc...