Should We Retire the Term ‘Black-Owned’?
From The HipHop Report Podcast by Titus Terrell
May 14, 2026 · 11 min
About this episode
This episode challenges the relevance of the term 'Black-owned' in business branding and explores its implications on growth and identity.
Rethink Black-Owned” What if the term “Black-owned” is actually limiting businesses instead of helping them grow? 🤔 In this episode, we dive deep into: 🔥 The history behind “Black-owned businesses” 🔥 Why the term originally mattered 🔥 Whether the branding has become outdated 🔥 How businesses can evolve toward a more universal identity 🔥 And why quality, culture, and customer experience should speak louder than race labels This conversation is gonna challenge perspectives on business, branding, culture, and economics. Some will agree. Some won’t. But it’s definitely a discussion worth having.
People in this episode
Host: Titus Terrell
Topics covered
- Black-owned businesses
- branding
- business growth
- cultural identity
- economics
Keywords
- Black-owned
- business branding
- cultural identity
- economics
- business growth
- customer experience
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