Black Biz Banter

As we commemorate the 101st anniversary of the Tulsa Race massacre, it behooves us to analyze the reasons for the success of the businesses that flourished prior to.

You may be surprised at the name, but there's data to back it up. We love Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr and Fred D. Gray who ALL played a part. AND, the mastermind was someone else.

This episode is a reading of the blog by the same name. The impact of selling and consequences if they refused are also touched upon. Primary sources are shared in the topic

Curated book lost is shared along with discussion on the complex relationship between Blacks and Native Americans.

Afriware Books founder shares Queen Afua's visit to her store in 2010 and personal success with applying the concepts learned in her books.

Books by Black authors that were listed as banned or challenged is the focus of this blog. Books that appeared on Afriware Books' best sellers list that were banned are discussed in detail.

Afriware Books founder Nzingha Nommo discusses a young Black girl's profound request that inspired change.

Afriware owner Nzingha Nommo discusses the gifts shared by young people in her recent talk she gave.

Founder of Afriware Books, Co shares more about how our best intentions to schedule and organize an event can be divinely directed. What results is a beautiful unfolding