The Black Lives Matter movement is driving customers to Black-owned  businesses. Owners worry it won't last.

The Black Lives Matter movement is driving customers to Black-owned businesses. Owners worry it won't last.

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The twin crises of police brutality and Covid-19 are bringing fresh attention to Black-owned businesses, but some entrepreneurs worry that the country and customers will move on.

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