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  The demand for new things grows every day, with increasing opportunities for people to venture out and find new businesses. While minority regarding race and color has been an issue here in United States, you’d be surprised that the percentage of these minority-owned businesses grow over time. As of now, there are about 21.6% of businesses that are minority-owned. However, with the current trend in census over the past years, the estimate is said to be rapidly growing and will definitely turn America into “majority minority” by the end of 2040. However, there’s still some rarity to it compared to majority-owned businesses. Fortunately, we have gathered black-owned businesses here in Valdosta, GA. From medical services to entertainment, we’ll list some of them below, along with their details. 1. VEMa Holistic Health Mobile primary care clinic. I bring medical care to the home either in person or Telehealth. VEMa is a mobile medical practice that offers Primary Care and Wellness Servic

    Systemic racism (or Institutional racism) is a worldwide problem which is regarded as one of the most controversial and hardest topics to talk about. Sure, there are laws, legislations, and steps that progressive groups have taken that ease up this issue but let us ask ourselves, is it really enough? The discrimination among people of colors is still there despite numerous callouts. However, before we delve in deeper, let’s first define what is systemic racism and how is it affecting America. What is Systemic Racism? Systemic racism is any form of racism or discrimination that is manifested in laws, regulations, employment, political representation, or in any field that laws are considered. While on the outside it seems less severe than individual racism, its subtle or low-key nature makes it worse. Considering that this is produced by higher-ups (including government and corporate owners), this problem receives less backlash than individual racism (Wikipedia, n.d.). Employment Tod

  What is Valdosta’s Best and how does a community website benefit you? Whether you’ve been in the city for years or you’re new to the town, it’s always a good thing to familiarize yourself around the place. With today’s technology, this can be done with a simple click and scroll (or tap if you’re using your phones) rather than go through the hassle of opening your pamphlet or map. It doesn’t matter if you’re living in the city or you’re a tourist—having a community website benefits all. Here in Valdosta, we have our own community website which lists businesses—from auto supply to pet shops, you’re sure to be browsing endlessly. However, you might be surprised that there’s more to this than finding your local shops. Find out how this website can equally help you find listings, as well as grow your business. Familiarize with local shops If you’re new around the town, this is useful. With the business directory organized per category, you can easily browse through what you need. There, y

  Importance of Paver Sealing There are a few benefits of having your pavers sealed, especially from where you live. After all, we all want our homes to look the best it can be. But, aside from aesthetics, there are economic reasons for it as well. Here are some reasons why it is important to have your pavers sealed. Protection from dir t Like our tiles, the gaps between the pavers can accumulate dirt especially that it is exposed outside. Mud, moss, and other forms of dirt clog up between these crevices and its surfaces which will most likely ruin your pavers or worse, destroy it. Having it sealed allows the surface to be more difficult for the dirt to cling to, making it easier to be removed. Protection from weathering Exposure from all types of weather like extreme heat from sun, constant rain which contains different types of chemicals, and strong winds weaken the pavers. Sealing them offers protection from extreme elements and resistant to chemical changes brought about by weakeni