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Equal Minded Cafe isn't only used to brew coffee and tea, it also hosts a number of different community events that bring a positive impact.
Located on Troost Avenue inside of Ubuntu Village, Equal Minded Café recently received a $30,000 grant from Kansas City G.I.F.T. to help them expand their operations and host more events. Owner Dontavious Young says they've continued to grow mostly through word of mouth — especially about their chai.