MESS in a Bottle Episode Premiere | REVOLT x TARGET'S Bet On Black

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MESS in a Bottle

MESS in a Bottle is featured on REVOLT x TARGET'S Bet On Black, Season 2.

Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture

Bet on BlackLeading Black-owned multimedia platform REVOLT announced the premiere of the second season of Bet on Black, the impact-driven series where rising Black entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas in the hopes of securing investment funds. Through a continued partnership with Target, the second season of Bet on Black will premiere on REVOLT's linear channel on Monday, October 24th with host Dustin Ross alongside an exciting panel of trailblazing judges such as Master P, Pinky Cole, Remy Ma, LeToya Luckett, Ron Brown, Vice President of Community Impact at Target as well as Detavio Samuels, CEO of REVOLT.
This second season includes six episodes where 12 businesses put forward their culture-forward business ideas and concepts on full display. MESS in a BottleOne of the business’s highlighted is Baltimore’s own, MESS in a Bottle. MESS in a Bottle, founded by Kalilah Wright, started in 2016, shortly after the Baltimore uprising. Kalilah was inspired to create t-shirts with MESSages, packaged in a reusable bottle. Her Baltimore City community was in desperate need of a MESSage following the death of Freddie Gray. 
MESS in a Bottle’s episode will premiere on Monday, November 7th. A live screening event will be held at Baltimore’s African American Museum, Reginald F. Lewis Museum 7-10:15pm. At this event there will be a panel discussion hosted by Renae Bluitt of “She Did That” Documentary featured on Netflix and Amazon, alongside BET on Black Season 2 Contestants, Kimberly Smith of Marjani Beauty, and Lizz Rene of Po’ up! card game.

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