In a pivotal discussion, a panel of Black women entrepreneurs from key swing states gathered to explore the implications of the upcoming election on their businesses and communities. They highlighted specific challenges, such as rising costs and the need for strategies to build consumer trust in Black-owned businesses, indicating the hurdles they face in a competitive market.
The dialogue extended to a critical comparison of the economic performance under the Biden-Harris administration versus the previous Trump administration, with particular attention to proposed tax credits from Kamala Harris designed to support small businesses. The panelists also examined the impact of immigration policies on job availability for Black Americans and underscored the importance of mentorship programs.
Throughout the conversation, the entrepreneurs stressed the necessity of informed voting and the critical need to support both Black women and men in entrepreneurship as vital considerations for the upcoming 2024 election.
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