"Black Founders" refers to entrepreneurs of African descent who establish and lead their own businesses. These individuals often face unique challenges, including limited access to funding and resources, but they contribute significantly to innovation and economic growth. Their ventures span various industries, from technology to fashion, showcasing diverse talents and ideas. Organizations and initiatives supporting Black Founders aim to provide mentorship, networking opportunities, and financial assistance. Notable examples include Black Founders Matter and The Black Venture Capital Consortium, which work to empower these entrepreneurs and promote diversity in the startup ecosystem.