I'm so exciteeeed to see this...Okay I cannot keep calm because THIS ROOM IS COMING TOGETHER AND I AM LOSING IT!! 🎉 Like — do you understand what is being built right now?! Woman after woman after woman is saying YES to herself, YES to her business, and YES to being in one of the most powerful rooms of 2026. And I get to watch it happen in REAL TIME and it is the most beautiful thing!! 👏🏾 Marilyn Alexander @destinedtopublish 👏🏾 DeKesha Williams @de_kesha 👏🏾 Kotia Owens THEY ARE IN!! And they are just a few of the incredible women who have already locked in their seats at Black Women Sell Live 2026!! The energy around this event is something I have never seen before. Women are not just buying tickets — they are making a declaration. A declaration that they are DONE shrinking, DONE waiting, and DONE letting opportunities pass them by. 🚨 AND IT'S OFFICIAL — TICKETS ARE NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!! 🚨 But listen to me when I say this — these seats WILL NOT LAST. The women who have been waiting? They are moving RIGHT NOW. And when this room fills up, it's done. No exceptions. No extensions. September 25-27 in Atlanta. The Original Innovators. The room where everything changes. Don't be the one who watches the recap wishing you had moved. Be the one IN the room making memories, making moves, and making MONEY. Tickets are open — but the window is CLOSING FAST. 🔥 🎟 Grab your seat RIGHT NOW before tickets sell out → www.blackwomensellevent.com

Hollywood is fighting over whether “Black Wall Street” should be a movie. Loula Williams built the theater. While studios debate how to package Tulsa for streaming, I’m thinking about the Black woman who ran one of its brightest screens before the massacre ever made headlines. Welcome to Day 25 of Deleted History — 28 Black women millionaires and leaders they prayed you would never Google. Her name was Loula Williams. She didn’t start as a mogul. She started as a teacher. ➤ She kept her day job in Arkansas ➤ Moved with her husband John to Tulsa’s Greenwood district as it was just becoming Black Wall Street ➤ Treated her paycheck like seed money, not a finish line First, they opened Williams Confectionery — a candy shop and soda fountain that turned into Greenwood’s social heart. Then, in 1914, Loula opened Dreamland Theatre — a 750‑seat cinema bringing first‑class entertainment to Black audiences during segregation. Most people stopped at “one successful business.” Loula built infrastructure. ➤ More Dreamland theaters in other Oklahoma towns ➤ A building that housed retail, offices for Black professionals, and her family’s home ➤ Multiple income streams stacked inside one ecosystem Then came 1921. A white mob, backed by local power, burned Greenwood to the ground. Dreamland gone. Confectionery gone. Homes and businesses wiped out. Insurance refused to pay. The city blamed the victims. History tried to skip the Black owners and jump straight to the trauma. But here’s what they rarely show you in the docudramas: Loula rebuilt. Not because the system suddenly grew a conscience. Because her system gave her options. ➤ Revenue from theaters outside Tulsa ➤ Assets beyond one block ➤ A mindset that saw business as community infrastructure, not extra cash Dreamland reopened in 1922. Same woman. New building. Same vision. That’s the part that matters in 2026: Everyone is arguing about representation on screen. Loula’s life asks a harder question:

What’s one area of your business you’re simplifying?

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I cannot keep calm — THIS ROOM IS COMING TOGETHER AND I AM LOSING IT!! 🎉😭🔥 Do you understand what is being built right now?! Woman after woman after woman is saying YES to herself, YES to her business, and YES to being in one of the most powerful rooms of 2026. I get to witness it happening in real time — and it is EVERYTHING. 👏🏾 Aretha Johnson 👏🏾 Brenda Meredith 👏🏾 Marqueta Harris THEY ARE IN. And they are just a few of the incredible women who have already claimed their seats at Black Women Sell Live 2026. This is not just ticket sales. This is women choosing themselves — out loud. Women deciding their business deserves investment. Women who looked at the opportunity and said: not later. Not someday. RIGHT NOW. September 25–27 | Atlanta | The Original Innovators. The room where everything changes. 🙌🏾 And here is the truth — you still have time. But not much. ⏰ ⚠️ Midnight tonight, the price increases — and once it does, it does not come back down. The women who already grabbed their tickets locked in the best rate available. You have a few hours left to join them at that same price. After midnight? That deal is gone forever. Come be in this room. Come be part of this movement. Come be one of the women people point to and say — she showed UP when it counted. The women who hesitated last time are already wishing they hadn't. Don't let that be your story. 🎟 Grab your ticket RIGHT NOW before the price jumps→ www.blackwomensellevent.com