July 29, 2010 — vol. 45, no 51
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How can African American business owners
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Meet the community’s needs. |
Cynthia Goodridge-Tinnis Early Childhood Educator Dorchester |
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Have town hall style business conferences. |
Elder Michael Person CEO, First Response Ministries Mattapan |
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Go out and get to know the community. |
Felisha Thomas Founder, FeFe’s Corner Waltham |
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Listen to the community residents. Hold community events and get involved with community activities. |
Gloria West Entrepreneur Dorchester |
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Build relationships. Allow residents the opportunity to learn the fundamentality of business. |
Pastor William Dickerson Greater Love Tabernacle Dorchester |
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The merchant should get connected to local churches because they are the catalyst for unifying in the community. |
Rev. Rodney Evans Administrator Boston |
| Jul 28 14:35pm by Michael Muhammad [208.99.255.3] | |
By listening to the teachings of The Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad as given to us by the The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. This teaching deals with root problems that are going on in the black community and offers the solutions at the same time. |
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