This month, we celebrate Black Businesses ✨ In 2004, Frederick E.

Jordan and John William Templeton established National Black Business Month to bring greater attention to Black-owned businesses and encourage economic support. Representation matters. When girls see a team of Black women leading the charge—especially our founder, Rep. Kim Schofield—they see what’s possible. They see leadership. They see entrepreneurship. They see women who look like them creating change and making an impact in their communities. At Uplifting Our Girls, we believe that seeing it is part of believing it. 💜 This #BlackBusinessMonth, we’re celebrating the Black-owned businesses, entrepreneurs, and leaders creating opportunities and paving the way for the next generation. ✨ #communityimpact #SupportBlackBusiness #uog #upliftingourgirls