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Calling all future #girlbosses! Tomorrow, July 16, you can hear from five young entrepreneurs of color that have started mega-successful businesses. How She Built It is a one-day Zoom summit hosted by Walker's Legacy, a platform dedicated to giving young multicultural women the inspiration and resources they need to start a business. The summit is the kick-off of a four-week program geared towards girls ages 12-17. 

The lineup of featured speakers is mega-inspiring. Mikaila Ulmer founded Me & The Bees Lemonade to save the honeybees from extinction while selling a frosty treat. Kheris Rogers is the world's youngest NYFW designer with her empowering clothing line, Flexin' In My Complexion.

 

 

 

 

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Proudly Flexin’ In Our Complexion 365 days a year! #blacklivesmatter #flexininmycomplexion #blackownedbusiness

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Aurora Tights founder Jasmine Snead is filling the demand for dancewear in *all* shades. Taleah Elliot published her first book at age seven and also has a passion for acting and modeling. And Tamani Lyn uses her brand, WOMEN OF LYN, to empower us all to find our inner boss.

 

 

 

 

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Want to hear their stories? How She Built It will happen tomorrow from 10 AM to 3 PM EST on Zoom. You can register here. If you decide you want to check out the four-week program, you can get more details here—applications for that close July 25.

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by Bailey Bujnosek | 7/15/2020