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The Beauty Queen Dishes on “The Real Bosses of Raleigh” and Black Influence

In a reality television landscape saturated with drama and sensationalism, “The Real Bosses of Raleigh” stands out as a refreshing and inspirational journey into the lives of young black entrepreneurs in North Carolina’s capital. We had the privilege of sitting down with Miss Black Raleigh, a prominent figure in the show, to discuss the inspiration behind the series and its unique approach to showcasing success without the unnecessary drama.

A Visionary Solo Endeavor

The brainchild of the visionary Apple Berry, “The Real Bosses of Raleigh” sets itself apart by being a one-person production, from conception to execution. Apple Berry’s commitment to highlighting the stories of young black entrepreneurs in Raleigh resonates with the community. In a genre often dominated by elaborate production teams, this solo effort brings a raw and authentic perspective to the reality show landscape.

Miss Black Raleigh emphasizes the significance of representation, stating, “People need to see us to know that they can do it too. Entrepreneurship isn’t easy, and you really get to see our journey right here in good ‘ole country NC.”

Empowering Black Voices

As the reigning Miss Black Raleigh, our interviewee brings her dream of empowerment to life through her role in the show. Sharing her journey from pageantry dreams to reality, she exemplifies the power of persistence and self-belief. Her commitment to uplifting other black entrepreneurs is evident in the segments featuring them on the show.

In a notable scene, Miss Black Raleigh invites a former childhood bully to brunch, emphasizing the importance of unity and growth. She states, “Black women need to see other black women uplifting each other, and I can say we are actually pretty cool now.”

Resilience in the Face of Challenges

“The Real Bosses of Raleigh” sheds light on the challenges faced by black entrepreneurs in a city that may not be the most diverse. The cast members, including the twins Jeq and Seq, Miya, and rapper/actor Rome, showcase resilience in their journeys from humble beginnings to successful business owners. Their stories portray the determination required to overcome obstacles and break stereotypes.

Miss Black Raleigh reflects on her own journey, “Their success shows their resilience. You can’t reach success without being resilient. We are individuals who refuse to give up.”

Balancing Entertainment and Positivity

In a genre often criticized for sensationalism, “The Real Bosses of Raleigh” takes a refreshing approach by focusing on positive energy. While drama may be a staple in reality TV, this show proves that success and personal growth can be equally engaging. The absence of unnecessary conflicts highlights the cast’s commitment to portraying the real, day-to-day lives of its members.

Miss Black Raleigh acknowledges the nervousness around the lack of drama, stating, “We do have one fake boss on the show who used drama to highlight himself, but other than that, it’s really just positive energy.”

A Motivational Showcase

With a promise to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of successful individuals in Raleigh, the show aims to inspire viewers. Miss Black Raleigh hopes that the series serves as a source of motivation for people from all walks of life. She emphasizes the transformative power of mindset and encourages viewers to dream big.

“I want the show to be motivation. No matter where or who you are, if you can dream it, then you can do it too. It’s really just mindset. Train your mind, and you change your life.”

“The Real Bosses of Raleigh” emerges as a testament to the power of positivity, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams. In a world hungry for inspiration, this reality show provides a refreshing perspective on success, showcasing the triumphs of those who dare to dream and work hard to turn those dreams into reality.

 

Photo Credits: The Makeup Scientist & Berry Nash