Local Groups Provide Support, Resources for Black-Owned Businesses
Thursday, October 22nd, 2020
When Elbi Elm arrived in Southeast Georgia, she says she noticed some missing resources for minorities in the community.
“I see it as economic empowerment. How to turn their ‘wantrepeneur’ status into an entrepreneur status. Then I see it as social empowerment. People need to be together and collaborate and socialize and spend time with one another and learn from one another," Elm, Founder and CEO of The Culturist Union said. "And then people need to be educated on systematic racism, what’s going on in the community, how they can be impacted.”
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