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She hired her first employees a week before the pandemic arrived. How has business fared since then?
Destini Gilliam s story is indicative of a much bigger narrative that has impacted Black businesses, specifically those owned by Black women.
Destini Gilliam, founder of Creative Reading Coach LLC, received a $10,000 small-business grant through the City of Charlotte s Access to Capital program to assist business owners impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Photo: QCity Metro
Destini Gilliam had big goals for her small business in 2020. 
After launching Creative Reading Coach LLC, in the spring of 2018, and operating as a solopreneur for the first year and a half, she declared 2020 as the year she’d finally hire some help, so that she could focus more on growing the business.  ....

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