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Black-owned banks, born out of post-slavery economic barriers, seek to address racial wealth gap

Por: ABC News Nation July 04, 2023

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When Dorian Bolden began expanding his coffee shop, Beyu Caffe, in Durham, North Carolina, he says the most difficult part was securing funding as a Black business owner.“I recognize how we were not able to get funding the way I saw, you know, my white counterparts getting funding,” Bolden told ABC News.Bolden is far from the only Black entrepreneur to face such a barrier. Black-owned businesses were about half as likely as white-owned... + full article



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