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Thursday, February 28, 2008
Green Business from a Black Perspective
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This is a great site! I can tell by the posts that you are either a person of color, or you appreciate diversity! About your comment on my blog, as far as I can tell (at least in my native Kenya) there are few if any designers that focus on organic and eco-friendly design. But guess what? I am going to Kenya in April to see if I can start a company based solely on that! I am really excited I have a name and logo and I am in the process of registering it. I will work with designers there, though I know it will be very difficult. Feel free to email me (email link is on my site) for more info or just to network. Great blog, I will be returning.
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