35-Year-Old Lauren Copeland Mitchell Has Become One Of America's Youngest Black Women To Own A McDonald's Franchise - AfroTech

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One of the youngest Black women to own a McDonald’s franchise in the U.S. is also a graduate of a historically Black college and university (HBCU). How’s that for a Black History Month highlight?

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HBCU grad becomes possibly the youngest Black female owner of a McDonald's franchise

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