Minority entrepreneurship refers to the process of individuals from underrepresented groups starting and managing their own businesses. This includes people from various backgrounds, such as African American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American communities. These entrepreneurs often face unique challenges, including limited access to funding, resources, and networks compared to their counterparts. Supporting minority entrepreneurship is essential for promoting economic diversity and inclusion. Programs and initiatives aimed at providing mentorship, financial assistance, and training can help these entrepreneurs succeed. By fostering a more equitable business environment, society can benefit from the innovation and job creation that minority-owned businesses bring.