Black-Owned Business Directory
Portland, Maine
I am an internationally touring musician, recording artist, storyteller, and journalist. Born and raised in Maine.
Musicians
Online Business
Hello, my name is TJ Trueh. I am voice actor with a deep, warm, rich and authoritative tone that is ideal for commercials, promos, meditation/affirmations and character roles. My smooth, commanding voice will get the attention…
Media & Podcasts
Portland, Maine
"Mariama's Beauty Supply is an African American hair salon in Portland, ME that offers clients all of the essentials you need to get your hair done.We provide men, women, and children with a selection of…
Beauty and Barber Shops
Bangor, Maine
Okafor Law Practice is a law office located in Bangor, Maine and owned by Angela Okafor. The firm is focused on immigration and social security.
Attorneys & Law Firms
Portland, Maine
Cabana African Wholesale, located at 151 Walton Street, offers a wide variety of authentic African products, including groceries, clothing, and home goods. Your one-stop shop for quality African imports in the heart of the community
Grocery & Convenience Stores
Portland, Maine
The visual artist who was born and raised in Kigali, Rwanda. My life spent has continued to instill in me a drive that not only includes a growing respect and admiration for what most of…
Artists
A holistic doula service supporting parents through all stages of birth, from preconception to postpartum.
Cannabis Dispensaries & Caregivers, Holistic Wellness
Portland, Maine
Special Class for BOM Network Members: Intro to Boxing + Sauna Class I Get Active is owned by Sasha Lamour - a 4x Golden Gloves Champion with the ability to turn anyone into a fitness…
Sports & Fitness
Westbrook, Maine
Created by and for women from a minority community in Maine. In Her Presence strives to bring together immigrant women from across communities and generations to ensure that Maine’s economic agenda
Nonprofits
Portland, Maine
African mobile food market, specializing in serving African based food supplies to new Mainers. Grocery items are dropped off where you live. We accept cash, credit card, SNAP, and city vouchers.
Catering, Grocery & Convenience Stores
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