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Teaching Black Students Their History and How to Be Entrepreneurs Fulfilled My Lifelong Dream

Students and mentors pose at the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship鈥檚 Startup Summer Pitch Competition at Microsoft in 2013. Brandie Davis (front row, third from the left) taught the pitch competition program to her students at Environmental Charter High School in Lawndale, California. (Brandie Davis)

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