The organization M.A.D.E Community recently hosted a dinner event called 'Dope Black Woman' in celebration of Women's History Month. The event, sponsored by Patrón Tequila, took place at Sweet Catch BK in Brooklyn and aimed to honor and recognize accomplished women. The event was held at a Black woman-owned business and brought together 20-30 Black women.
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Donors who choose to give monthly or annually will receive Amsterdam News’ Weekly E-Edition and acclaimed weekday newsletter Editorially Black to their inbox!“Dope Black Woman” founders Blu Ellis and Louisa Brown during the brand’s dinner celebration at Sweet Catch BK. (Brenika Banks photos) Sign up for our acclaimed free newsletter Editorially Black with the top Racial Equity stories of the day to your inbox! Women’s History Month was the perfect time for the organization M.A.D.E (Meaningful Action Designed to Elevate) Community to honor and salute ladies who earned recognition. The organization’s founder, Blu Ellis, recently hosted “Dope Black Woman,” M.A.D.E.’s celebration dinner in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn at Sweet Catch BK with an event sponsored by Patrón Tequila. According to their website, “M.A.D.E. unites professionals of color by instilling the value of network and cultivating net worth.” Sweet Catch BK’s owner Kawana Jefferson was excited to host this year’s event at her establishment. “20-30 Black women gathering in a Black woman-owned business for Women’s History Month is literally a no brainer,” said Elli
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