The $500 Billion Coffee Industry Was Built on Black Labor—One Memphis Rapper is Taking It Back with Cxffeeblack
MEMPHIS, Tenn., Feb. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Coffee is a $500 billion industry, yet the very people who birthed it—Africans and the African diaspora—own almost none of it.
That’s why Cxffeeblack is on a mission to decolonize coffee through hip-hop, education, and direct trade relationships with Black farmers.
Hip-Hop as a Business Model? Sampling Coffee Like We Sample Beats
Founded by rapper-educator Bartholomew Jones, Cxffeeblack operates on the principle of sampling—just like hip-hop.
In hip-hop, sampling takes forgotten sounds and flips them into something new and powerful. Cxffeeblack does the same with coffee—sampling forgotten African coffee traditions, flipping the supply chain, and remixing the industry in a way that benefits Black people worldwide.
“We’re not just selling coffee, we’re reclaiming a whole culture,” Jones says. “The same way hip-hop remixed and reclaimed music, we’re remixing coffee to bring the power back to Black people.”
Investment Perks: Free Coffee for Life + First Dibs on Franchising & Wholesale
Invest $10K or more and get free Gold Brew for life.
Top-tier investors also get first access to exclusive franchising and wholesale opportunities in 2026.
Spots are limited. Invest today before this opportunity closes: https://invest.cxffeeblack.com/
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