We Are Black America Launches Digital Hub for Black Entrepreneurs Nationwide

Charlotte, NC - We Are Black America (WABA) has launched its remote-first digital platform, designed to empower Black entrepreneurs, professionals, and creatives nationwide. Built as a community-first alternative to traditional social networks, WABA provides business resources, a curated directory of Black-owned businesses, and a safe online space where Black voices can thrive without algorithm-driven barriers.

"WABA isn't just another website - it's a command center for progress," said Keyshawn Rollins, Director of Digital Engagement for We Are Black America. "Our goal is to connect the community with resources, build economic strength, and preserve our culture through authentic storytelling."

The launch is symbolically tied to Charlotte, NC, a city recognized as a hub of Black culture and entrepreneurship. Charlotte's energy reflects the mission of WABA - to create a digital movement that uplifts Black businesses and stories across America.

Platform features include a Business Resources Hub with curated guides and tools tailored for Black entrepreneurs; a Community Stories Blog featuring real narratives from Black America written by and for the community; a Black-Owned Business Directory, a searchable database to help consumers discover and support Black-owned businesses; and Safe Social Engagement, an online community space designed to center Black voices without distractions from predatory algorithms.

Sign up today at www.weareblackamerica.com to access your business dashboard, explore resources, and connect with the community.

We Are Black America
PO Box 673
Belhaven, NC 27810
United States
Keyshawn Rollins
Keyshawn@weareblackamerica.com
Phone: +1 803-630-8244

We Are Black America (WABA) is a digital platform dedicated to empowering Black entrepreneurs, professionals, and creatives. By combining storytelling, resources, and a supportive business network, WABA amplifies Black voices and businesses while providing a safe and authentic space for connection.

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