The HUB for Urban Entrepreneurship is a Nashville 501(c)(3) social enterprise seeking to inspire, develop & promote entrepreneurship in underserved communities.
Nashville, TN
Joined November 2016
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Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
I ended last year with a commitment to myself that I would more fully develop my voice, and use all the tools available to me to build connections with people. That led to, among other things, my new podcast, Marcus Whitney's Audio Universe buff.ly/2Df18L3
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
Holidays are great because of spending time with family. However, as the computer engineer in my family, holidays also mean I get asked to troubleshoot everyone's tech. I know most people lack a process for data backup. Read about my approach. 📸 @Satechi isaacaddae.com/data-protecti…
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Are you setup financially to realize your dreams? What system do you use to manage money? After traveling to Europe this summer I developed a new strategy to fit travel in my budget. Read about how I use @Simple @QapitalApp @PersonalCapital. #money #travel isaacaddae.com/money-managem…
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
I’m going to stay on y’all about economic unity and empowerment this holiday season. Please see my earlier post! Small changes, sacrifices, investments and we create jobs, hope, wealth, political power and pride. Top three tips....
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Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
Being a Chamber member is so much more than great events, amazing networking opportunities and exclusive programs. Chamber members play an active role in building a #Nashville that they believe in. See what Chamber membership could mean for your #business. bit.ly/2Q49sRj
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
YOU could unknowingly be invested in private prisons, immigration detention centers, as well as other detriments to our society..through public stocks and major banks. HOWEVER there are… instagram.com/p/BqYHSU-nDDV/…
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
In the wake of the success of @OversightNow and the work of @onearmyunited and @policingproject, there are clearly many more important conversations to be had about the interplay of policing and criminal justice on a local level.
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
If we abandon Equitable Sharing, I will be looking to replace the approximately $165,000/year in the @MNPDNashville budget to ensure that training and equipment are commensurate with the effort to fight the opioid epidemic.
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
We should remain committed to the effort to reduce the impact of the opioid crisis in Nashville and Tennessee, but we should do so on our own terms, not on the terms of an extremely volatile federal Justice Department, which has drifted away from an emerging bipartisan consensus.
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
Today, Nashville has a chance to voluntarily step away from a federal policy—Equitable Sharing—that has damaged communities across the country, and we should.
I will be voting against RS2018-1486, which reauthorizes our participation in Equitable Sharing.
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
That was reinforced by the presentation of results of the @policingproject report to #MetroCouncil yesterday (and in similar data presented by @onearmyunited two years ago).
Racially disparate traffic stops do not have any measurable impact on crime.
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
We’ve seen a lot of revised thinking since the 1980s after the impact of so much incarceration-driven “tough on crime” policies.
It’s possible to drive down incarceration rates and crime rates simultaneously.
We’ve been tough on people; not tough on crime.
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
Meanwhile, from 1980-1986, if you were born in 37208 (a lot of which is encompassed by District 19), you were more likely to wind up incarcerated as an adult than if you were born anywhere else in America.
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
In 1984, Congress passed the American Crime Control Act. It included a provision allowing the federal government to share proceeds from assets seized during joint investigations with local authorities.
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
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Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
#Repost @blackentrepweek
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Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
Get this today on #BuyBlackWednesday #BEW2018 #Repost @blackentrepweek
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Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
Today is #BuyBlackWednesday as part of @BlackEntrepWeek. Several great options in District 19. @SweetCreations1, @thegardenbrunch, @oshiflowers, @WoodcutsGallery, @cupcaketweets.
Help me add to the list if you know a great business to recommend.
#BEW2018
Black Entrepreneurship Week retweeted
Big day in Nashville! Amazon announces 5,000 new jobs and EY announces 600 new jobs – all before lunch. Amazon’s is the largest jobs announcement since the P2020 economic development initiative launched in 1990. #stillitcity #boomtown @amazonnews @EYnews bit.ly/amazoninnashville