Make a positive difference this Black History Month and beyond by supporting LGBTQ+ Black-owned businesses. Two local favorites, featured on the cover of this issue of the San Francisco Bay Times, are Skin on Market in the heart of the Castro at 2299 Market Street, and Nosh’s Dirty Popcorn: https://noshsdirtypopcorn.square.site/
Their respective owners, Leon Shannon and NaNoshka “Nosh” Johnson, share their stories as successful entrepreneurs. This issue also highlights yet another out and proud LGBTQ+ Black business owner, John Eric Henry. He is the Founder of Pinnacle Drone Light Shows, which is one of only six companies performing drone shows in the U.S.
Johnson gave a shout out to these additional LGBTQ+ Black-owned businesses, individuals, and allies:
Art By Atsie (Atsie Pirtle)
Artist
http://tinyurl.com/4r7e6heb
Rev Louis V. Jones
Spiritual Healer/Guide, Founder of Halo Praise Threads of Hope Empowerment Ministries
https://linktr.ee/IAMREVLOUIEV
Elana Bolds, aka Lady Lana
Event Promoter
https://www.facebook.com/elana.bolds
Mitchells Transport
Reliable, Eco-Friendly Carrier for Cargo
https://www.mitchellstrans.com/
MadeByRheal
Goods by Rheal, Owner, Designer, Maker
https://www.etsy.com/shop/MadeByRheal
SFB3 is a great resource, serving as a directory for many Black-owned businesses in the East Bay, San Francisco, San Jose, and Sacramento. It allows searches by business name, zip code, city, keyword, and more at: https://sfbayblackbiz.com/
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Published on February 22, 2024
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