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Hi everyone I am a black girl trying to break off into streetwear. I have a passion but here lately I have received a lot of negative feedback that has not been helpful. It seemed like the minute I said I was a girl it just went all left. The name of my brand is ColoRaleigh. I came up with it because I was born in Colorado but Raleigh made me who I am now so its likes paying tribute to where you came from and where you are now. The main purpose of my brand is to take half of all the money I make and build a after school program that allows our young black youth to break of into the tech industry by setting up mock clients and helping them build there portfolio so they can become a true force.

I just redid my website and would love some feedback! www.coloraleigh.com I appreciate any tips and or advice I can get. It is always important to remain humbled and progress in growth and this is something I live by. Thank you all in advance

Hi everyone,

I’m Princeton and my family and I are working on a project called Kids of the Kosmos. It’s a line of school supplies inspired by black heritage and the Afrikan diaspora. We aim to inspire and empower children with images of black excellence and a cast of heroic characters who are just like them.

We’ve launched a crowdfunding campaign on round1funding.com, a black-owned crowdfunding site. With your help, we can launch nationwide August 1st, just in time for back to school season. Long-term we will also make games and activity books as well as storybooks inspired by Afrikan and Afrikan-American folklore for print and digital download. Please support us and visit our website today! Thank you!

Crowdfunding: https://www.round1funding.com/kidsofthekosmos Website: http://kidsofthekosmos.com/ Promo Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgZq1i4XGrs Facebook: http://facebook.com/kidsofthekosmos Instagram: http://instagram.com/kidsofthekosmos

I’m thinking of creating a kickstarter for black creative businesses. What’s the biggest problem around funding Black Creative and revolutionary work/ buying black? When you talk to your friends about it, what do you say?

Would you support my new business? My family just started a small t-shirt business at www.blkpride.com (BLK Pride Apparel). We would appreciate getting some constructive feedback on our store. Would you buy any of our merchandise? Why or why not? Thank you in advance for your helpful comments and suggestions.

Thank you.

Hello Everyone,

I hope you could take a while to look at my site which I made. It's nothing to fancy but I'm trying. www.procomport.com