Run Your Mouth: Community Over Competition

We explore why Black-owned businesses struggle to thrive in our communities and how we can reverse this trend through unity, support, and strategic investment in each other.

• Lack of community support is the primary challenge facing Black-owned businesses
• We readily support businesses owned by other ethnic groups but hesitate to patronize Black establishments
• Oprah Winfrey's model of success involved elevating those closest to her, particularly Gayle King
• Creating generational wealth requires building businesses that can be passed down, not just acquiring status symbols
• Learning to share success and resources within our community is essential for collective progress
• Celebrities like Serena Williams have a responsibility to reinvest in the communities that supported their rise
• We must rebuild the sense of community that once defined Black neighborhoods

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