Commerce
Seun Adedeji: Being Black and Selling Cannabis
When I was just 13 years old, I began selling small amounts of marijuana, in response to our family’s desperate circumstances. Only 10 years later,
Seun Adedeji
September 2, 2020
Articles
Commerce
How Universal Basic Income Can Help The Arts
The notion of a universal basic income (UBI)—an income up to the poverty line granted to every member of a community regardless of means, age,
Lior Shapiro
August 19, 2020
Commerce
The Rise of Urban Community Gardens and Why They Matter
Urban farming isn’t a new concept, but it has experienced a major resurgence in cities. Residents in urban centers throughout the U.S. have reclaimed abandoned
Tauhir Jones
July 25, 2020
Commerce
The Past, Present and Future of Worker-Owned Businesses in the Black Community
Most people have heard of or shopped in a grocery coop at some point in their lives. But few realize how many positive contributions collectively
Tauhir Jones
July 24, 2020
Commerce
Coworking Space in New York City
blueprint + co. founded by Daymond John opened last month. Its offerings – ergonomic workstations, printing, high-speed Wi-Fi, public and private meeting spaces, event access, perks – and membership fees are similar to other coworking spaces in New York City. Its vibe and energy are its own.
Kate Harvie
April 22, 2017