TEA IT UP: Amber Jackson with some of the products available through her business, The Black Leaf Tea & Culture Shop. / PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO
Amber Jackson moved to Providence from Chicago and was drawn to something she needed. Educated at Middle Tennessee State University and Alabama A&M University, she missed the cultural connection to tea that she had in the South. And she felt an absence of diversity in Rhode Island, pretty much everywhere she went. Her business, The…
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