¤ Field Notes from the Feminist Economy
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If the small business space is mostly conservative, where does a left-leaning woman entrepreneur go for solidarity and support?
For Moore, keeping overheads down by designing and implementing a frictionless, flow-based business model and finding clients are critical factors for a successful business.
Matan once asked a rabbi: “Why are we talking about God as Lord and King and Master?” His answer surprised her: “It’s not written for you,” he said. “You’re a woman.” The rest is herstory.
With telescopes, comets and space travel in the news a lot these days, we thought we should share our own telescopic view of what’s to come in ’22.
Althea Branton was interviewed by an intake manager at a startup accelerator. Shaken, she took her rage to the page.
Queer-owned businesses face unique challenges, compounded by the pandemic.
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If the small business space is mostly conservative, where does a left-leaning woman entrepreneur go for solidarity and support?
For Moore, keeping overheads down by designing and implementing a frictionless, flow-based business model and finding clients are critical factors for a successful business.
Matan once asked a rabbi: “Why are we talking about God as Lord and King and Master?” His answer surprised her: “It’s not written for you,” he said. “You’re a woman.” The rest is herstory.
With telescopes, comets and space travel in the news a lot these days, we thought we should share our own telescopic view of what’s to come in ’22.
Althea Branton was interviewed by an intake manager at a startup accelerator. Shaken, she took her rage to the page.
Queer-owned businesses face unique challenges, compounded by the pandemic.
