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Caviar Dream: Making Caviar Accessible for All

Caviar Dream: Making Caviar Accessible for All

Caviar Dream, founded by Kendra Anderson, is redefining the way we experience caviar. As the first nationally distributed Black and Woman Owned caviar business, Caviar Dream is on a mission to make caviar accessible to everyone. Historically, caviar has been gatekept by the wealthy and privileged, often excluding BIack, Indigenous, People of Color, and underserved communities. But Kendra and her co-founder are changing the game by turning this luxury delicacy into an inclusive experience.

Through direct-to-consumer sales, private parties, and innovative food and beverage event activations, Caviar Dream fosters inclusivity, accessibility, and cultural evolution. Whether it’s a playful pairing or an engaging educational experience, the brand ensures that everyone can become a “Caviar Dreamer.”

“Caviar Dream makes caviar a little less fancy and a lot more fun,” says Anderson. “We provide representation, access, and experiences that encourage our community to live well.”

As the brand looks ahead to 2025, expect to see exciting activations and retail pop-ups in key markets such as NYC, Atlanta, Washington DC/DMV, and Texas. Plus, partnerships with BIPOC and woman-owned wine, spirits, and specialty food brands are on the horizon.

Explore more at www.caviardream.co and follow their journey of making caviar for the people.

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Alyce White’s Detroit Legacy: From Soul Food to Italian Luxury Shoes

Alyce White’s Detroit Legacy: From Soul Food to Italian Luxury Shoes

In Detroit, where food and fashion are more than just trends, they’re culture—Alyce White took a leap of faith. After decades as a chef, including working at major sports arenas for the Detroit Tigers and Pistons, she grew tired of being overlooked. So, at 52 Alyce started over, determined to build something of her own.

That gamble turned into Alis Korner Take-Out, a soul food restaurant where every dish is packed with flavor—but made without salt or salt substitutes. But Alyce didn’t stop there. She also launched Walking in Black, an Italian luxury shoe line designed with comfort and culture in mind. Its first release, the Midgelumn831, is handcrafted from the Italian leathers and materials, made to order for those who want to walk in both style and purpose.

For Alyce, this journey is about about legacy. With every purchase, she donates $1 to sickle cell anemia research and continues her long-standing tradition of feeding the community out of her own pocket.

Her message is simple: Go for it. Whatever it is, it’s not too late. Inside every Midgelumn831, you’ll find these words: “Be somebody nobody thought you could be.” Alyce is walking in Black—and inviting others to do the same.

To learn more, visit AlisKornerTakeout.com & Midgelumn831.

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Making Houston Businesses Stand Out: Instant Imprints South Houstons Delivers Custom Branding Solutions

Making Houston Businesses Stand Out: Instant Imprints South Houstons Delivers Custom Branding Solutions

Instant Imprints, led by Mimi Wright, is a Black Woman Owned business providing branding and marketing solutions in Clear Lake and Sugarland, Texas. Since taking over the business in June 2024, Mimi has brought her 30 years of event planning and fundraising expertise to help small businesses, organizations, and individuals stand out with high-quality custom apparel, promotional products, signage, and print marketing solutions.

Mimi shares that Instant Imprints is more than a business, it’s a community-driven platform dedicated to empowering minority- and women-owned businesses. From custom t-shirts to eye-catching banners and cutting-edge Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printing, Mimi ensures that every product is tailored to reflect her clients’ unique visions and goals.

A proud recipient of MWBE and HUB certifications from the City of Houston, Mimi’s commitment to excellent service and genuine relationships has opened doors to exciting opportunities with school districts and corporate sectors. Her advice to aspiring entrepreneurs? “Invest in relationships and show up authentically. Your network and authenticity will set you apart.”

Looking ahead, Mimi is focused on expanding Instant Imprints’ services, growing digital outreach, and continuing to make a lasting impact on the community. She is also celebrating Instant Imprints being named one of Houston’s Best Printing Services by HTOWN’s Best, an honor that reflects the team’s dedication to delivering exceptional products and services to their community.

Learn more at www.instantimprints.com/southhouston.

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Detangled: Transforming Legal Education Through Storytelling and Advocacy

Detangled: Transforming Legal Education Through Storytelling and Advocacy

Founded by Nia Weeks and Damien D. Smith, Detangled is platform integrating storytelling, legal education, and social activism through immersive travel and community-driven experiences. They empower attorneys, advocates, and policymakers to engage in Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs that deepen cultural competency, social justice advocacy, and economic development. These programs equip legal professionals with critical skills in financial equity, business law, movement lawyering, and international trade. From flexible virtual courses to in-depth workshops, Detangled ensures participants gain practical knowledge applicable to real-world advocacy.

In 2020, Detangled launched “The Road to 300K: Detangling the Vote,” a civic engagement initiative mobilizing Black women across Louisiana, increasing voter registration, and amplifying political power. The campaign reached over 270,000 Black women voters, engaged more than 50,000 Black women and 5,000 allies, and built a coalition of 120 Black-women-led organizations.

Since then, Detangled has expanded globally, executing over 280 projects in four countries. They’ve supported political campaigns, produced award-winning films and television shows, developed education programs, and consulted with governments and institutions on advocacy and policy. As Nia Weeks says, “Don’t move outside the box, move as if there is no box!” To learn more, visit dtangling.com.

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My Roots Are Rich: Spelman College Senior Nyla Choates is Building Confidence and Representation for Young Black Girls

My Roots Are Rich: Spelman College Senior Nyla Choates is Building Confidence and Representation for Young Black Girls

At just 16, Nyla Choates set out to create the change she wanted to see. Now, as a senior at Spelman College, she is the powerhouse behind My Roots Are Rich, a brand dedicated to building self-confidence through representation. What started as a children’s book has grown into a full-fledged brand featuring coloring books, puzzles, dolls, clothing, and—coming February 1st—her newest launch, children’s pajamas!

Born from a lack of representation she experienced growing up in Silicon Valley, My Roots Are Rich goes beyond selling products—it makes an impact. Nyla has traveled across the U.S. and even to Ghana, donating books, reading to children in underserved communities, and showing them that their stories matter. She doesn’t just talk about change; she embodies it. Nyla told us, “I started this adventure to entrepreneurship at the age of 16 with a desire to be the change I wanted to see in this world. Through hard work and the grace of God I am seeing my dream become a reality daily.”

Nyla continues to expand her reach, proving that success is about perseverance. Reflecting on her journey, Nyla shares, “I started this adventure to entrepreneurship at the age of 16 with a desire to be the change I wanted to see in this world. Through hard work and the grace of God, I am seeing my dream become a reality daily.”

You can purchase Nyla’s products at www.myrootsarerich.com.

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