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Blue Dot Barbecue: A Legendary Bite of Pensacola’s Black Food Culture

07 February

Blue Dot Barbecue: A Legendary Bite of Pensacola’s Black Food Culture Pensacola has many restaurants that people love, but few have the long-standing reputation of Blue Dot Barbecue. Located in the historic Belmont-DeVilliers neighborhood, this family-owned restaurant has been serving the community since 1946. Its unassuming exterior and simple menu have made it a part […]

Creating An Initiative to Change the Trajectory that Will Help Minorities

05 December

Access Granted Because You Did the Work One of the questions you raised was how we initiated this shift, and how we actively work towards making significant changes. The initial step involves understanding the economic ramifications of not addressing, adding value to, or creating space for every voice in this issue. Perhaps even before that, […]

The Long Term Plan that the Black Community Fell Asleep On

05 December

We Can No Longer Turn A Blind Eye To What’s Happening! Recently I sat down with Dr. LaTanya White and discussed what is going on in the Capital and how the tables are turning for black business owners. In case you didn’t know there have been several changes that will impact not just the black […]

If They Can Do It, So Can We! Right?

03 October

Federal appeals court approves injunction to block grant for Black women entrepreneurs.