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DOD Pays To Create Propaganda, Censorship Tech For The Feds - Vimarsana News

DOD Pays To Create Propaganda, Censorship Tech For The Feds

Our tax dollars are funding the development of media-monitoring products that can be deployed to censor ordinary Americans via Big Tech.

Black BRAND's B-Force Accelerator holds luncheon, resource fair - Vimarsana News

Black BRAND's B-Force Accelerator holds luncheon, resource fair

Black BRAND’s B-Force Accelerator celebrated Tuesday 31 Black business owners who completed a 12-week cohort focussing on business acceleration through capital access.

Source: wtkr.com
Truist presents $75K to Black BRAND's B-Force Accelerator initiative - Vimarsana News

Truist presents $75K to Black BRAND's B-Force Accelerator initiative

The initiative is an intensive 12-week training program that offers financial and organizational planning, as well as free legal, marketing, and accounting resources.

Source: wtkr.com
Black BRAND investing $125K in grant funding from Sentara Healthcare, IKEA to support local minority-owned businesses - Vimarsana News

Black BRAND investing $125K in grant funding from Sentara Healthcare, IKEA to support local minority-owned businesses

Black BRAND, the Black Chamber of Commerce for Hampton Roads, will receive two grants totaling $125,000 to help sustain local minority-owned businesses in Norfolk and Portsmouth.

Source: wtkr.com
Black BRAND awarded $750K to help Norfolk based minority-owned businesses - Vimarsana News

Black BRAND awarded $750K to help Norfolk based minority-owned businesses

Black BRAND, the Black Chamber of Commerce for Hampton Roads and Dan River regions, has been awarded a large grant to help local minority-owned businesses in Norfolk.

Source: wtkr.com