Do Black Lives Matter More to Companies Represented by Women? An Examination of Gender Differences in Corporate Responses to Racial Reckoning: An Abstract

Richardson-Greenfield, Pamela; Bell, Monique; Reynolds-Pearson, Alyssa J.; Cruz, Ryan E.

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“…Returning to 2020 and George Floyd's murder, within days of the videorecording's broadcast, leaders from diverse industries ranging from small businesses to Fortune 100 firms acknowledged their accountability amid pervasive and pernicious anti-Black racism. Corporations vowed to listen to Black employees, engage Black suppliers and vendors, enact Black executive recruitment, promotion and retention strategies, and contribute funding to relevant organizations (Richardson, Bell, Pearson & Cruz, 2021). A robust, nationwide report revealed that America's 50 largest public firms jointly committed $49.5 billion to address racial inequity (Jan, McGregor and Hoyer 2021).…”

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Thriving on the Vine: The Growth of Black Entrepreneurs in the American Wine Industry

Bell

2023

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Black winemakers and wine entrepreneurs have been largely omitted from the United States wine industry and its history. Despite Black vintners’ presence as early as the country’s antebellum period, the concept of Black wine entrepreneurs has been understudied. Ironically, the death of George Floyd in 2020 and the resulting “Buy Black” movement catalyzed widespread attention on African American-owned businesses, including those in wine production and related categories. As consumer interest and media coverage increased for Black-owned wine businesses, entrants increasingly pursued the industry through diverse business models and offerings. In the current paper, a brief history of Black commercial vintners is introduced, followed by an overview of current producers, as well as pivotal milestones, and concluding with strategies for future entrepreneurial success.

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Thriving on the Vine: The Growth of Black Entrepreneurs in the American Wine Industry

Bell

2023

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Do Black Lives Matter More to Companies Represented by Women? An Examination of Gender Differences in Corporate Responses to Racial Reckoning: An Abstract

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Thriving on the Vine: The Growth of Black Entrepreneurs in the American Wine Industry

Thriving on the Vine: The Growth of Black Entrepreneurs in the American Wine Industry

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