A new business has opened in Atlantic City and it’s New Jersey’s first solely African American, veteran-owned licensed dispensary. The owners hope to inspire future entrepreneurs.
A new business has opened in Atlantic City and it’s New Jersey’s first solely African American, veteran-owned licensed dispensary.Hundreds of people were in live for the unveiling of "Bakin Bad" Tuesday evening and there was high praise for not only the store, but for the owners who hope to be an inspiration for future entrepreneurs."I’m unique because I’m the first naked hood to hit the market as far as edibles go," ButACake owner Matha Figaro stated.
Co-owner Ed Wilson described it this way, "I have a tremendous sense of pride. Bigger than being a minority, this is huge for my city. It’s just by God that I’m a minority, but first I’m a member of this community. So, I wanna make sure our people from Atlantic City don’t get left behind with this new market that’s gonna revolutionize things for this city.""It’s just a win for everything the state and the municipalities tried to put together," Reid added.
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