Jackie's Place, a soul food and Texas barbecue restaurant, has opened its second location in San Jose's SoFA District. This restaurant is notable for being the fourth Black-owned business on the block, joining others like Nirvana Soul. Owner Jacquelyn "Jackie" Jackson was motivated to open in this area due to its supportive community. The Black Leadership Kitchen Cabinet and local organizations facilitated this venture, combating challenges posed by city regulations. Jackson believes in raising awareness of Black-owned businesses' presence and contributions in San Jose, reinforcing economic growth and diversity.
Jackie's Place is a family business. Its second location opens in the SoFA District, joining other Black-owned businesses and showcasing community support.
Owner Jacquelyn 'Jackie' Jackson emphasized the significance of having multiple Black-owned businesses in one area to shift community perspectives.
Walter Wilson, from the Silicon Valley Minority Business Consortium, underscored the importance of supporting minority-owned firms for community growth.
Despite governmental opposition to diversity, minority businesses can succeed and contribute to an equitable economy in San Jose.
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