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Oct 2021
55m 19s

Dr. Lakeysha Hallmon (@DrKeyHallmon) - T...

WILL DEYAMPORT, III, ED.D.
About this episode
I Zoom in Dr. Lakeysha Hallmon, and we chat about her founding of the Village Market ATL and so much more. Dr. Key is a blessing and it was such as amazing experience to speak with her about Black economics and building Black wealth and the importance of entrepreneurship being a vehicle for Black liberation. Don't miss this episode and be sure to share i ... Show More
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