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6 BIPOC Teens & College Students Who Launched Their Own Businesses

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From developing a vending machine full of beauty supplies to creating a homework-assistance app, here are six BIPOC young entrepreneurs who started their own ventures in recent years… TL;DR: YPulse research shows that the majority of BIPOC young consumers aspire to be an entrepreneur—and many teens and college students of color are starting their own ventures Recent research shows that BIPOC entrepreneurs receive less funding than their White counterparts, indicating a need for support among this demographic Many young BIPOC-founded business focus on supporting their communities, from beauty supply vending machines to empowering doll collections YPulse’s What’s Next for Work...

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