How A Female Black-Owned Ceramic Business Gained National Recognition

The video highlights the journey of Lalese Stamps, a young African-American woman who transitioned from a career in graphic design to founding Lolly Lolly Ceramics. Her business gained momentum during the 2020 protests following George Floyd's death, as people sought to support Black-owned businesses. Lalese's work has been featured in major publications, and she was invited to an artist residency with Solange Knowles. Her story is a testament to the power of community support and the celebration of Black culture.

What is the significance of Black History Month as mentioned in the video?

• It is a time to focus on environmental issues.

• It is a month for promoting new businesses.

• It is a month dedicated to learning about all cultures.

• It is a time to celebrate the accomplishments of African-Americans.

What was Lalese Stamps' profession before she started her ceramics business?

• A graphic designer

• A teacher

• A musician

• A chef

How did the events of 2020 impact Lalese's ceramics business?

• It led to a decrease in sales.

• It had no impact on her business.

• It caused her to close her business.

• It resulted in increased support for her business.

Which major publications have featured Lalese's work?

• The Guardian and The Economist

• Forbes and The Wall Street Journal

• Time Magazine and National Geographic

• Vogue and Architectural Digest

Who invited Lalese for an artist residency in New York City?

• Beyonce

• Alicia Keys

• Rihanna

• Solange Knowles