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HERstory: Kristel Jones, Kendra Settle, and Nicole “Cole” Mitchell - Los Angeles Sentinel

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The month of February is dedicated to Black History Month where we honor and pay tribute to those who have made positive contributions to Black history. Historical figures such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Maya Angelou, James Baldwin, and many more are often highlighted during this month. While we pay tribute to those who have fought for Black rights and equality, Black History Month is also devoted to acknowledging Black men and women who are currently impacting society in a positive way. Kristel Jones, Kendra Settle, and Nicole “Cole” Mitchell are three Black female entrepreneurs from California who are building a foundation that will last a lifetime.

The post HERstory: Kristel Jones, Kendra Settle, and Nicole “Cole” Mitchell appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel.

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