The Beyoncé Bump Is Good for Black, LGBTQ+, and Women-Owned Businesses
When Beyoncé rolls into town for concert, there's evidence of its positive impact on Black, LGBTQ+, and women-owned businesses.
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When Beyoncé rolls into town for concert, there's evidence of its positive impact on Black, LGBTQ+, and women-owned businesses.
Both Black-owned, women-owned businesses in Silicon Valley are feeling the Beyoncé bump, an economic boost when Queen Bey performs.
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