Photos Courtesy of Taylor Mason Taylor Mason developed a love for tacos while attending Pepperdine University on a basketball scholarship. When she was not playing, the Chicago-born and bred future entrepreneur would become known as […]
Photos courtesy of Grinding Coffee Co. Grinding Coffee Co. is a black and LGBTQIA2S+-owned specialty roasted and high-quality coffee. The company was started by Oso Holley and Liyah Snider during the COVID pandemic. Both were […]
Influenced by her southern roots and legacy of great cooks including, her mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, Jurni Rayne always dreamed of owning a restaurant. She started working as a restaurant server at the age of […]
As you listen to Todd McKinley talk about Southern Roots Spice Company, it becomes apparent he means business. His knowledge of seasonings and willingness to experiment with flavor combinations would lead one to believe that he is […]
PrideIndex was honored to interview Ericka Blount, the Chairwoman, and CEO at Distinction Management Group, LLC, and owner of Blount Wine Therapy. She started the wine company to deal with workplace trauma and mental health. […]
In honor of the LGBT Food and Wine Festival in Atlanta’s Central Park, EBANMAN and PrideIndex shift the focus of its Society of Intriguing Black Gay Men to chefs and culinary artists. The LGBT Food […]
Photo Courtesy of Derek Automotive Group The LGBT Food and Wine Festival is happy to announce some exciting news from participating Black-owned business, Derek Automotive Technology (DAT). Derek Automotive, one of the first Black-owned electric vehicle […]
Photos Courtesy of Tom Logan and Joshua Luke The LGBT Food and Wine Festival will take place on Sunday, September 4, 2022, in Atlanta’s Central Park. The festival will feature cooking demonstrations, delicious cuisine, artisans/lifestyle […]
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