Pocket Change works to recirculate the Black dollar by providing a space to support Black-owned businesses.
Eleanor Tolbert – Reporter, Louisville Business First
Aug 4, 2022 Updated Aug 4, 2022, 3:13pm EDT
Pocket Change retail store relocates to the Highlands
UOFL ALUMNA BRINGS THE TEA TO LOUISVILLE By Chandler Brandes
Arielle Clark ’17, who received her MBA from the College of Business, wanted to create a sober space for the LGBTQ+ community to connect in a safe, healthy way. The first of its kind in Louisville, Sis Got Tea is an affirming space anyone can occupy without judgement or age restrictions.
LGBTQ+ individuals are at an increased risk of substance abuse, self-harm, suicide, and experiencing domestic violence and homelessness. Clark ensures her business is an inclusive place to combat the growing concerns amongst these populations through the strong presence of community.
“LGBTQ individuals need representation, acceptance, protection, and positive affirmation regarding their existence,” said Clark. “With community support, LGBTQ folks feel welcomed, heard, and safe, and these things are mandatory to survive.”
It gives me a place to paint when, honestly, I’m just sick of being at home and painting there
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