Memphis Moms Guide to Black Owned Local Businesses
With record inflation leading to a higher-than-normal cost of living, life is EXPENSIVE right now. And this is exaggerated in marginalized communities. Memphis is considered a majority-minority city — meaning approximately 63% of residents are Black. AND more than half of the city’s small businesses are also Black-owned businesses (BOB). While companies like Google do try to do their part to combat systemic racism, allowing users to easily search for a BOB near them, we still have to support these local businesses by buying directly from them over big box retailers.
We encourage you to not only shop local, but consider shopping one or many of these Black-owned businesses. “Choosing 901” is vital to growing our city’s economy and revitalizing our neighborhoods!
RETAIL
You Can’t Say That Game– Make sure you order your copy of “You Can’t Say That: Memphis Mane Edition”. It’s a great addition to any holiday gathering and I promise your family will love playing this game! Games are going fast and there’s a limited number available so order yours today!!!
DeMoir Books & Things (online only)
Princess Lash Cosmetics and Boutique
Gifts from Nature Bodycare & Apothecary
Reggie Wayne
His & Her Consignment Boutique
Greenline Creative (children’s books)
HOST A PARTY
Candy Bar Bartending ServicesÂ
FOOD
Cache 42 Restaurant and Cocktail Bar
Dr. Bean’s Coffee & Tea Emporium
Flavor Favors 901 (personal chef experience)
Phillip Ashley Chocolates (now doing only wholesale)
Dragon FIRE Nutrition and Energy
EXPERIENCES (gift cards)
For Kids
For Adults
Inside Out Coaching & Counseling
Mobile Mommy (childcare/babysitting services)
