Collection
Celebrating Black-owned businesses.
Prints, cards and more
"Our favorite Etsy items and brands that are elevating LGBTQIA+ art, Black queer creation, and trans celebration year-round.
Queering healthcare
Building out a company that redefines health and wellness for the queer community.
Supporting small, Black-owned business
A list of ten Black-owned businesses to support not only during February, but all year long.
Scam-demic?
“The stress of the pandemic, along with a pressing need for resources, leaves Black women at risk of trusting individuals who offer a lifeline—even if it sounds too good to be true.”
Superproud
Putting money in the hands of queer, Black business owners is one way to stand up for Black lives during Pride month, and always.
The Blacker the beauty, the sweeter the biz
For decades, products in the beauty aisle tended to exclude women of color. Here are four Black women changing that narrative one successful business at a time.
Because you should get high on Black folks' supply
A growing number of social justice-minded business founders, funders, and activists are working to make the green rush a little Blacker from the top down. You can do your part too, supporting racial equity from the bottom up, by buying your CBD and cannabis-adjacent products from Black retailers. Here's a list to get you started.
Changing Landscapes
Jumping into a brand-new startup can be a game-changing moment for any entrepreneur—every stake across the board is raised. Add being openly transgender into the mix, and the stakes are even higher.
Behind the scenes of building a social messaging platform
Mica Le John gives us a look into how her company 2Swim is building a new corner of the internet.
Behind the scenes of a pre-seed launch
Supermaker goes to work with a co-founder fundraising for her new skincare company marrying skin conditions with self-care.
Join the Revolution
There are many ways to offer solidarity, whether you are physically able to attend protests, or not.
Rising together
Activation has come to represent a future in which mutual aid efforts center accessible care and creative expansion through community solidarity.
