African American Entrepreneurs - KOLUMN Magazine

Celebrating The Lives of People of Color

Kheris Rogers Launches Clothing Line to Combat Bullying Based on Skin Color | Teen Vogue

“You are beautiful no matter what shade you are.”

Want to sound like a genius while getting your drink on at a cocktail party?

What’s the handbag that would give you life—if only you could find it? Agnes Baddoo answered that question for herself, and it became a business.

VICKSBURG, Miss. — Mississippi’s oldest Black-owned business and oldest registered Black funeral home turned 123 years old in December.

An American is making history in Poland. Jeffery Thompson recently became the first Black person to ever be part of a startup in Poland.

Melody Vaughn is the founder of Melody Vaughn Interiors, a full scale design firm born from a need to create spaces that heal.

If you don’t already know of Gabrielle Jordan, you will soon. At just 17, she has embraced entrepreneurship like few other girls her age.

“They remind us that African Americans do not lack the desire or ability to work or build businesses and wealth…”

“I think his legacy is that he opened doors and he created hope where it didn’t necessarily exist…”

Upsie is an app designed to take the headaches and guesswork out of product warranties.