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5 Ways to Plan Your Summer Trip to Support Black-Owned Businesses

Have you considered supporting Black-owned businesses while you’re traveling this summer? During the warmer months, many people want to relax, get out of town, and spend a little extra money on having a good time. Because of this higher spending tendency, Black-owned businesses, especially those in the travel space, have more opportunities to grow. Imagine the impact if even a fraction of the…

5 Ways to Plan Your Summer Trip to Support Black-Owned Businesses

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EATOKRA & Looks By Lunden

Today in the creative corner with have Anthony and Janique Edwards; Founders of the EatOkra app. The app helps users find black-owned restaurants across the country.

LooksBy Lunden started by planning his own opportunities and has elevated his passion to new levels.

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The latest Tweets from EatOkra® (@eatOkraTheApp). Go-to app for discovering Black-owned restaurants nationwide. It’s where food, culture, an

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Black-Owned Restaurant Directories : eatokra Apps like eatOKRA are showing their solidarity in the United States by directing consumers to black-owned restaurants in their area.

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Black-Owned Restaurant Directories - EATokra Currently Lists 2,500 Black-Owned Restaurants in the Us (TrendHunter.com)

Black-Owned Restaurant Directories – EATokra Currently Lists 2,500 Black-Owned Restaurants in the Us (TrendHunter.com)

(TrendHunter.com) Apps like eatOKRA are showing their solidarity in the United States by directing consumers to black-owned restaurants in their area.

According to eatOKRA’s website, the original idea behind…

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Find local black owned restaurants

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Okra also called as “lady’s finger” has proven to abate diabetic effects. Upon witnessing the benefits of eating okra every day.

https://www.enformation.in/eat-okra-to-control-the-sugar/

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#ReggieTechTips Meet Anthony Edwards founder of "EatOkra" a mobile app that helps you find Black-Owned Restaurants & Cafes. " After his military service, Anthony Edwards was struck by a couple of things. Against the backdrop of escalating racial strife in America, he noticed that there was no immediate access to an index of the nation’s Black-owned restaurants. “The question I asked myself was not only ‘where do we eat,’ but ‘where do we eat safely’,” says Edwards. The solution was to build a smartphone application, except the endeavor took on a life of its own with every restaurant brought to his attention. “We started counting the number of Black and Diaspora restaurants in our neighborhood. There were a lot more than we anticipated, with even more opening.” The discovery led Edwards and his fiancé, Janique Bradley, to not only explore the other boroughs in their area, but to delve deeper into historically Black neighborhoods like Harlem in New York. The partners created a business model for the application, and along with a third associate, Justin Johnson, they are executing their vision: eatOkra. The first iteration of eatOkra was released in 2016, with a debugged relaunch in 2017. The pair chose to include okra in the title of the app because of the vegetable’s history. As a crop brought over with enslaved Africans, okra gives a nod to its inclusion in many African Diasporic food recipes. To date, eatOkra has 800-plus restaurants, coffee houses, and food-related events – such as pop-ups and food trucks – in its growing database. SOURCES: The Ark Republic, FORBES, CuisineNoir Be sure to follow them @eatOkratheapp @edwardsdevelopit @superbasednique @mugenthemadking EatOkra is available for download on IOS/Android be sure to get it!! #EatOkra #tech #technology #apple #ios #android #MobileApp #mobileapps #technews #technologynews #smartphone#smartphones #BlacksInTech #blackintech #AfroTech #melaninintech #melanintech #tech #technews #technology #technologynews #technologyhistory #BlackProfessional #BlackExcellence https://www.instagram.com/p/B0Gr35VhtcM/?igshid=w6obc2x6b20