National Alliance for Black Business (NABB) Secures Historic USPTO Federal Trademarks

Historical Context and Legacy: This milestone is a testament to over a century of advocacy for Black economic independence, tracing back to Booker T. Washington’s founding of the National Business League in 1900. His vision of self-reliance and economic sovereignty for Black Americans is at the heart of NABB’s mission to unify and empower Black businesses in today’s global economic landscape. Key Milestones and Leadership Insights: Trademark Achievement: The trademarks not only secure legal protections but also symbolize a commitment to a unified Black business narrative. Leadership Insights: Dr. Ken L. Harris, NBL President and NABB Co-Founder: “This legal victory is emblematic of our dedication to redefining Black economic empowerment, leveraging historical foundations for future prosperity.” Honorable Johnny Ford, WCM Founder: “These trademarks are a pivot in our global economic strategy, showcasing the strength of unity in advancing Black business interests.” Charles H. DeBow III, NBCC President and CEO: “The trademarks affirm our resolve to ensure Black businesses are recognized and integrated into the broader economic system, fostering accountability across sectors.” Past 2024 Accomplishments Leading to the Trademark Approval: Formation of NABB (2022): A collaborative initiative uniting the NBL, NBCC, and WCM and 100+ to amplify Black economic equity. NABB...