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Work and Wealth In Black America
A virtual event hosted by Mastercard and Blavity explored ways to confront a financial system that has systemically disadvantaged and excluded Black communities and has exacerbated the racial wealth and opportunity gap in Atlanta.
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Lakeysha “Dr. Key” Hallmon, in plaid jacket, opened The Village Retail in Atlanta to showcase Black microbusinesses. Mastercard’s Michael Froman, in navy blazer, participated in a roundtable with some of the entrepreneurs who have benefited from Hallmon’s efforts.

Lakeysha “Dr. Key” Hallmon, in plaid jacket, opened The Village Retail in Atlanta to showcase Black microbusinesses. Mastercard’s Michael Froman, in navy blazer, participated in a roundtable with some of the entrepreneurs who have benefited from Hallmon’s efforts.

Lakeysha “Dr. Key” Hallmon, in plaid jacket, opened The Village Retail in Atlanta to showcase Black microbusinesses. Mastercard’s Michael Froman, in navy blazer, participated in a roundtable with some of the entrepreneurs who have benefited from Hallmon’s efforts.

Lakeysha “Dr. Key” Hallmon opened The Village Retail in Atlanta to showcase Black microbusinesses. Mastercard’s Michael Froman participated in a roundtable with some of the entrepreneurs who have benefited from Hallmon’s efforts.

Lakeysha “Dr. Key” Hallmon, in plaid jacket, opened The Village Retail in Atlanta to showcase Black microbusinesses. Mastercard’s Michael Froman, in navy blazer, participated in a roundtable with some of the entrepreneurs who have benefited from Hallmon’s efforts.

Lakeysha “Dr. Key” Hallmon, in plaid jacket, opened The Village Retail in Atlanta to showcase Black microbusinesses. Mastercard’s Michael Froman participated in a roundtable with some of the entrepreneurs who have benefited from Hallmon’s efforts.
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