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Samantha Pounder and Hannah Choi imagine fresh food rather than junk food at corner stores, and their vision will become reality with Muki's Market in Washington DC. They are part of a movement to open healthy corner stores in Boston, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, San Jose, California, and Newark, New Jersey, to combat food deserts in Black and low-income neighborhoods. In Philadelphia, Arnett Woodall, who has been educating people about healthy food for a decade, wants to see fruit and vegetables on every corner. The concept is to strengthen and fortify communities through food. I want to show individuals you can build Black Wall Street from the ground up.
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