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This 'Juneteenth Shop Black' Event Features Nearly 100 Black-Owned Brands

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Event planner Cynthia Daniels’ Memphis, Tennessee-based business, like so many around the country, came to a screeching halt when the coronavirus pandemic hit.

In May, when it became clear that she wouldn’t be able to visit her family in Atlanta for Mother’s Day, Daniels sent a care package with goods from some of her favorite Black-owned businesses ― coffees, teas, spa products.

Courtesy of Cynthia Daniels

The Juneteenth Shop Black virtual event organized by Cynthia Daniels will showcase about 100 Black-owned brands.

“Juneteenth Shop Black is a way to make impact with your dollars for businesses, many of which might not make it out of the pandemic,” said Daniels.

RSVP for the Juneteenth Shop Black event here, and learn more about Daniels and her featured vendors ahead of the event on Instagram.

Source: HuffPost - Breaking News, U.S. and World News | HuffPost-0

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