I created KeiAmour Uncovered to encourage black people (especially millennials) to become entrepreneurs and bring revenue to other black businesses. In December of 2017, I graduated from Georgia State University with a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art Photography.

After graduation, I began working alongside a well-known documentary photographer, an activist—a true historian of Atlanta, GA, and the black community. After seven months post-grad, I realized I wasn't making the money I needed to support myself and my son, so I had to make a considerable sacrifice.

My son Malachi and I moved to Charleston, SC, in 2018, where I started working at a manufacturing company making radiators for BMW automobiles. It wasn't the job I had in mind, but I was excited because it provided me with the means I needed, things I didn't have before. My work responsibilities were easy, and I learned quickly, which made me an asset to the team, but I questioned whether I was an asset. The truth is that over time I saw that the company didn't care about its employees. I performed my job to the best ability, never feeling appreciated. The managers knew my potential but thought I wasn't political to be in a lead role. Beginning to feel suffocated and unmotivated, I broke down and had to figure a way out. Whether finding another job or stepping out on faith--something had to manifest.

Unfortunately, the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) broke out, and the plant laid off its employees due to the virus and the lack of customer demand. Keeping my family safe and the safety of others was my only priority. The news about being laid off didn't upset me, nor was I worried about my finances. Having faith in God and believing everything happens for a reason was my driving force to act on what is now KeiAmour Uncovered. the goal for this blog is to uplift, educate, and propel the black community forward. We have to be the change we want to see and support one business to another.
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