RACINE COUNTY — With less than two weeks left of Black History Month, now is the perfect time to show support to Black-owned businesses in our county.
Supporting Black-owned businesses helps to celebrate diversity and embraces a variety of owners’ entrepreneurial journeys.
In Racine County, there are definitely more than 10 businesses that have Black owners, however, utilize this resource to get a conversation started about the importance of not only supporting local establishments but those who are minorities.
10 Black-owned businesses
| Business | Location |
|---|---|
| Dragon Pitt BBQ | 1501 Washington Ave. |
| Yogi’s Pud’n | 1505 Washington Ave. |
| Golden Chicken | 3523 16th St. |
| The Main Project & Cafe | 1014 State St. |
| Root City 262 | 345 Main St. |
| Lornacopia | 310 6th St |
| Smok’d on the Water | 3 5th St. |
| Bonifide Nutrition | 409 6th St |
| Beauty on the Square | 524 Monument Square, Suite 104 |
| Petals by Felicia | 1337 Washington Ave. |
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