A Year Later: Black-Owned Businesses And The Pandemic
About the Episode
Basic Black revisited four local Black and brown business owners we have spoken with this year to learn how they navigated an uncertain economic climate. Each one was hard-pressed to upend the status quo to survive and some say they will never return to their pre-pandemic business model.
Aired:
03/09/21
| Expires: | Runtime: 10m 42s
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Extras
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Charles Daniels Jr. on Basic Black 1-29-21
Charles Daniels Jr., therapist/CEO of Father’s Uplift, on racial generational trauma.1:21 -
Dr. Stephanie Batiste on Basic Black 2-5-21
Dr. Stephanie Batiste on how code-switching is destructive to people of color.1:25 -
Phillip Martin on Basic Black 2-5-21
Martin on prominent Black public figures and code-switching.0:53 -
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Rev. Mariama White-Hammond on Basic Black 2-19-21
Rev. Mariama White-Hammond discusses the makeup and approach of her church on Basic Black.0:49 -
Rev. James Ross on Basic Black 2-19-21
Rev. James Ross discusses the power of virtual worship on Basic Black.1:19 -
Cornel West and Black Prophetic Fire
Cornel West sits down for a conversation with Callie Crossley about his new book.26:46 -
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How the candidates for governor are delivering their message to communities of color.26:46 -
