In an inspiring display of resilience and progress, Tulsa's initiative, Build in Tulsa, spearheaded by change-makers such as Darrel Frater of Serac Ventures and Rene Bramlett from Da'Shade Room Eyewear, is paving the way for a new era of Black entrepreneurship. This movement not only commemorates the historical legacy of Greenwood's Black Wall Street but also serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of the Black community in the face of systemic challenges. Through fostering an ecosystem of support and opportunity, Tulsa is setting a transformative precedent for racial and economic justice.
Tulsa's Renaissance: A Beacon of Hope for Black Entrepreneurs
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Darrel Frater, senior associate at Serac Ventures, and Rene Bramlett, founder of Da'Shade Room Eyewear, speak at a Build in Tulsa event. (Photo by Neek Films / Build in Tulsa) What happened in Tulsa’s Greenwood neighborhood in 1921 wasn’t in main…
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Tulsa, Oklahoma, is making headlines with its practical approach to uplifting Black entrepreneurs through the Build in Tulsa initiative. Industry leaders like Darrel Frater and Rene Bramlett are at the forefront, championing a model that emphasizes self-reliance, economic empowerment, and community-led development. By focusing on building a business-friendly environment, Tulsa showcases how fostering entrepreneurship is a viable path to overcoming historic adversities and achieving prosperity, without relying on government intervention.
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