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Black-owned businesses saw a wave of support after George Floyd’s murder. It didn't last.
Five years after George Floyd’s murder, several Black business owners reflect on navigating support that ebbs and flows.
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![According to Weston LaBar, even local businesses around the port are struggling. "I was talking to the owner [of a pizza shop]. It's typically full on a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Absolutely empty," he said.](https://img.apmcdn.org/3d1437992bd494b74c550505c9fcc7e09c7888c8/widescreen/78c826-20250506-aerial-view-of-shipping-containers-on-a-port-webp2000.webp)
