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EPISODE · May 9, 2020 · 2H

How Are Black-Owned Businesses Surviving The Pandemic?

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CALLING ALL BLACK-OWNED BUSINESS OWNERS!!!! Special guests, tax accountant & CARES ACT consultant, RONICA BROWN, along with Urban Grind Owner (coffee shop), CASSANDRA INGRAM drop by to discuss the impact of the PANDEMIC, specifically on BLACK BUSINESSES; and what can be done to survive now and beyond. BROWN's agency specializes in helping small business's navigate the CARES ACT, so business owners especially, call in to get her expertise. INGRAM's shop, Urban Grind, located in the midtown area of ATLANTA is a long-time staple on the poetry, music, and arts scene, especially for the BLACK COMMUNITY; hosting weekly events is still open, but limited hours during the PANDEMIC. Tune-in to hear what adjustments she's had to make and what she anticipates the future of her business going forward will look like. What can consumers do to ensure our BOBs remain open? How can BOBs assist one another during the PANDEMIC? MENTAL DIALOGUE asking the questions America's afraid to ask. ALL I ASK IS THAT YOU THINK

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