Beyoncé has many founders, owners and entrepreneurs of color jumping for joy after including them in her directory of Black-owned businesses.
In addition to releasing a new song, "Black Parade," on Juneteenth, her website was also updated to feature an organized list curated by her go-to fashion stylist, Zerina Akers.
On Instagram, Akers presented @black.owned.everything and encouraged people to register their business.
On Beyoncé's website, the list includes Black-owned business across several industries including beauty, fashion, restaurants and more.
One of the businesses featured, Hanahana Beauty, showed immense gratitude for being included within the list. "Y'all last night was a dream, and we're still living it in," the brand captioned a photo on Instagram. "When @beyonce recognizes your brand, just know itâs real."
Another wellness platform, Black Girl in Om, celebrated by thanking Akers and BeyoncĂ© with heartwarming words. "We appreciate this powerful affirmation of Black women standing firm in our power and our healing â in our elevation and our expansion," the company captioned the post.
The caption continued, "When Queen Bey acknowledges you, know you are indeed a reflection of that sovereignty. "
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Following the global movement for social justice, many people have been finding ways to stand in solitude -- and supporting Black-owned businesses is one of many ways to do so during this revolutionary time.
