Even through adversity, Black people are savvy innovators who can create a good situation out of anything. Memphis-based event planner Cynthia Daniels had no choice but to cancel ten large-scale events amid the coronavirus outbreak, Black Enterprise reports . However, she didn’t let that stop her from being the creative entrepreneur that she is. Daniels — with all intentions of taking off the rest of the year to prepare for next year’s events — instead pivoted to create a Juneteenth Shop Black Virtual Experience. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cynthia Daniels (@cyndanielsco) Her company, Cynthia Daniels & Co. , hosted the experience which took place Friday, June 19, to Monday, June 22. The Juneteenth Shop Black Virtual Experience featured products from 100 businesses that represented 22 cities across the country, according to Black Enterprise , with a flock of over 16,000 shoppers due to national press. “I wanted to create a virtual platform that would help black...