Full interview: ShopBlackCT founder helps Black-owned businesses flourish
A Connecticut business owner founded her organization with one goal in mind: helping Black-owned businesses thrive.
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Mar 4, 2022, 10:05 AM
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News 12 Connecticut's Eric Landskroner spoke with Yvette Young, of ShopBlackCT, on how she helps make Black businesses succeed.
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