Juneteenth Celebration - 2025 / City of Prichard.

In partnership with the creative collective, Raven Dedeaux (Grind & Pour) and Jacoby Frazier (JMedia 251).

Black business owners are less likely to be approved for small business loans, and when they are approved, they receive lower amounts at higher …

Panelist Commissioner Ludgood, Sidney King and Jessica Norwood talk about the future of Black business in Mobile County.

In the spirit of Ubuntu: “I am because we are”

Philosophy: a universal bond of sharing that connects all humanity.

On February 22, 2022, a delegation from the United States, Africatown - Prichard met with the Saramacca tribe. The Saramacca are Maroons who escaped the harsh conditions of slavery and now live in the interior of Suriname.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to address the equity and economic needs of residents in Prichard Alabama and Mobile County by supporting Black Entrepreneurship.

Your insights will help us shape the way we work with Black companies in Mobile County.