Good morning Cape Cod! If it's Saturday, that means we have another fabulous entrepreneur of color you need to know. The multitalented Beverley Toney Roberts of Mijiza Images spoke with Amplify POC's Rachael Devaney.‍

It’s a snowy Saturday and we have another fantastic entrepreneur of color you need to know! Enjoy this longer read from Amplify’s Rachael Devaney, who spoke with Polyphonic Studios LLC’s Mwalim, also known as Morgan James Peters and Daphunkee Professor!

What’s good, Cape Cod! On this Entrepreneur Saturday, we bring you the story of Lamont Jones — a Falmouth High track star (his first-ever varsity win was a 56.6 time in the 400) who spent eight years in the Marine Corps and fills his social media feeds with motivational messages.

It’s Saturday, Cape Cod! So we have another entrepreneur of color for you to meet! All this Women's History Month, we'll be bringing you the stories of Women of Color who are Making new Histories.

We have something special for you this Entrepreneur Saturday, Cape Cod. First, a personal note from Amplify POC founder Tara Vargas Wallace: I’ve known Tamora Israel, or “T” as she likes to be called, for almost 2 years now.

What’s good, Cape Cod! We hope everyone is staying safe on this Saturday. Why not pass the time learning about another amazing entrepreneur of color here on the Cape?

It's on, y'all! It's almost time for the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod to reveal their 2021 Pops By The Sea painting!

It’s Saturday, Cape Cod! And that means we have another terrific entrepreneur of color you should know. All this Women [of Color] History Month, we’re bringing you stories of women on the Cape who are Making New Histories.

What’s good Cape Cod? Tara here, and I have a different kind of entrepreneur story to share with you today.