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The average hairstylist in the United States earns $24,000 per year

Keisha Cash · a16z Podcast | Investing in Communities · Jan 2, 2019 · at 15:27

Keisha Cash, founder of Impact America Fund, provides demographic economic data regarding U.S. hairstylists while discussing the impact of Mayvenn's platform.

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“And so, for a hairstylist who, on average in America, makes 24,000 dollars a year, and oftentimes are working additional jobs to support their family”

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