Former check casher now boosts Black businesses

Getting laid off last year from her well-paying job as a payroll and benefits manager at a software company was a “shocker” for Cianni Jackson, a single mother of three children between the ages of 11 and 15.

But that pink slip prompted Jackson to throw herself full-time into pursuing her passion, and now she’s running her own business, a San Francisco apparel company that designs and sells products that celebrate Black and Afrocentric pride.







Cianni Jackson, owner of CIK Apparel displayed at In The Black, at 1567 Fillmore

Cianni Jackson, owner of CIK Apparel: “Having a place in San Francisco where rent is affordable is not an opportunity that comes along often.”




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