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How entrepreneur Shontay Lundy raised $1m for her Black Sunscreen brand amid pandemic - Face2Face Africa

  • Nov 4, 2020
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For many Black-owned businesses in the U.S., the coronavirus pandemic led to a scale back in production. This has resulted in the collapse or the near-collapse of many Black-owned businesses. While some struggle to make sales or post profit, some Black businesses have managed to make good sales. Such is the success story of the...

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