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Google invests in six Brazilian startups led by blacks

Beatriz Montesanti

Startups of games, sports and legal solutions will receive contributions from the Black Founders Fund, a Google fund dedicated to reducing racial inequality.

The six selected startups are founded and led by blacks and are in five Brazilian states: Bahia, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Rio and São Paulo.

Three companies had already received contributions from the fund: Afropolitan, Creators and TrazFavela. With the new round, the number of startups invested by the fund reaches nine. The expectation is to make 30 investments by the end of 2021 – a total of R $ 5 million will be invested.

Read more in Folha de S. Paulo

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