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LinkedIn Says More Black People Than Ever Want To Be Entrepreneurs—But Is That Good Or Bad?

Barber shop receptionist portrait By Jasmine Browley ·Updated August 31, 2024

LinkedIn recently released data showing that 77% of Black professionals aim to become entrepreneurs this year. Andrew McCaskill, a career expert with the platform, says this suggests we’re entering an era poised for a Black

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