Was there any black owned businesses during the 1920 S's- 1930 S's?

Yes, during the 1920s and 1930s, there were numerous Black-owned businesses across the United States, particularly during the Harlem Renaissance. This cultural movement fostered a thriving community of African American entrepreneurs, including restaurants, salons, and theaters. Notable examples include the famous Harlem nightclub Cotton Club and the African American-owned publishing house, The Crisis, which was associated with the NAACP. Despite facing significant racial discrimination and economic challenges, Black entrepreneurs contributed richly to the cultural and economic landscape of the time.