The National Business League

Founded by Dr. Booker T. Washington – August 23, 1900

"The Revolution Won't Be Televised;
It Shall Be Digitized..."

BLACK ECONOMIC FREEDOM MOVEMENT

DIGITIZE 1 MILLION BLACK BUSINESSES CAMPAIGN BY 2028

"CASTE DOWN YOUR BUCKET,
WHERE YOU ARE..."

Cotton States and International Exposition Speech,

September 18, 1895.

The National Business League is the first and largest organization for Black businesses in the country, celebrating 123 years of legacy.

 

Booker T. Washington stressed the importance of business development and enterprise ownership as a core function to lead black people towards economic liberation, independence, and freedom.