
The Volume of Black Business News
In the past two weeks alone, headlines have highlighted Black-owned businesses receiving major grants, new “Black Wall Street” initiatives launching, Black consumers organizing economic boycotts, and cities promising to center equity in 2026 economic plans. The volume of news can feel inspiring—and overwhelming.
Turning Headlines Into Action
What do you actually do with all of this?
Black Pages International offers a simple, repeatable framework for turning Black business news into Black business action.
Simple Steps to Turn Headlines into Action
- When you read about a boycott or Economic Blackout: Use the moment to audit your own spending. Then visit BlackPagesInternational.com and pick three categories where you will intentionally switch to Black-owned options over the next 30 days.
- When you see a story about a grant or funding opportunity: If you are a founder, decide whether you qualify and apply. Regardless, use it as a reminder to update your BPI listing—so that when you do secure new capital, you already have a strong visibility base to build on.
- When you hear about new initiatives like Black Wall Street hubs or city programs: Ask whether they are integrated with directories like BPI. If not, push for that connection. A local program plus a national directory equals more opportunities crossing more borders.
Small, Aligned Decisions Add Up
The reality is this: no single article, grant, or boycott will transform Black economic conditions alone. But each one can become a prompt for thousands of small, aligned decisions. CBBB grants and modern movements exemplify this.
Black Pages International: The Hub for Action
Black Pages International exists to be the place those decisions converge. It is where intentional spending, strategic listing, and informed advocacy meet.
So the next time a headline about Black business crosses your screen, do not just share it—take one step that touches the directory. Search it. Update it. Share it. Every click is a quiet vote for the future we say we want. With ongoing DEI boycotts and wealth summits, action in 2026 starts with visibility.





