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Freedom Recovery Fund Profile: Essence
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Essence Roberson is a young African American from the Southside of Chicago. Her passion for mental health has pushed her to start Essence Mia Luxx (EML). EML was established in 2020 and has strived to help provide the opportunity for people to embrace themselves as they are. Essence believes that mental health and self-care are important for all, and she focuses on creating self-care products that are catered to people of color.

Essence receiving support from the FRF.
This young entrepreneur was a delight to work with. Essence did an excellent job highlighting her strengths as a business person. Essence is typical of the new generation of African American young adults building business for black wealth and legacy.
Thank you Ms. Roberson for your vision and drive to create Black wealth and legacy for your family.
– Gregory A Jones, Freedom Recovery Fund Committee
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