Wednesday, February 16th 2022, 1:11 pm
The OKC Black Chamber of Commerce empowers Black and minority-owned businesses and are continuing to be a growing part of the Oklahoma City community.
Black Chamber of Commerce executive director Joanne M. Davis wants to empower and unite the community by giving young men and women a chance to succeed.
"We are an integral part of our communities," Davis said. "We hope to be a catalyst of initiating those resources. People willing to help and letting people know where to go.’
The Black chamber has been around for years giving minority and Black-owned businesses a chance to get their feet on the ground and get the help they need.
"There is a revitalization going on. A lot of people who are starting businesses all over this city,” Davis said.
If you would like to support one of these businesses, visit their website here.
Tevis Hillis, a proud Oklahoma native, anchors the weekend morning news. She also covers breaking news, education, and topics relevant to people in their 20s for her weekday audience. In addition to her on-air role, Tevis is an adjunct professor for OU Nightly, mentoring over 160 students each semester.
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