All out on her Own: Eunique James Gibson

Do you want to play a game? No, this isn’t some spooky invitation to play a horrific contest. This is to introduce you to Eunique Jones Gibson who has created a game called #CultureTags. Eunique is also famous for her creation of Because of Them We Can, which recognizes many of the greatest figures in black life.

Virtual Cities

Building from the bottom, this entrepreneur is so efficient in creating the game, and a site that highlights and celebrates the achievements of people who just happen to be black. Her participation in spreading the culture and by creating from the dust two beautiful shining virtual cities in her websites has led her to paint a portrait of a strong black woman. She has been able to express positivity through her own sites that exemplifies her dedication to excellence.

In all her endeavors, she has also generated quite a following. On social media; she has over seven hundred thousand followers on Instagram alone.

The mind behind it

The brains required to these ideas into tangible reality belong to a black businesswoman; usually the one to stand in the shadows, she is often blocked from taking center stage. Even with the evil of affirmative action, she has managed to climb up with the expectation for excellence. Even if she struggles to reach the promised land, there will be a hatred of her trip to the main standing room. Eunique rejects all of this. She recognizes that there will be challenges but with her game and site, she creates a way to draw her audience in to view culture in a new way.

From Church to Family & Friends, the #CultureTags game gives the user the power to show off knowledge by answering questions that may not appear in other games. Eunique’s sagacity in discovering a way for a game to be played and enjoyed is something very unusual for black women.

What the challenge is

With Because of Them We Can, she challenges the notion that blacks are superpredators, but superheroes in the realm of business and art. She takes seriously her role as an entrepreneur who has used her mind to create new ideas to edify and and congratulate the various men, women, and children of African American heritage the game covers.

Eunique has truly made something new and ideal for anyone who chooses to learn about the achievements of African Americans through entertaining competition. For example, a 10-year-old young man transformed a burnt out bus into a lemonade truck dispensary on the go. It’s stories like this that inspire the spirit and nourish the soul. It’s absolutely fascinating to read these stories, and to get an optimistic perspective on where the culture is headed.

Eunique’s card game gives families the chance to connect and find understanding, joy, and fun. She has set out a clear business plan to match her passion for contributing to the world outside.

The seriousness of the game

Eunique takes the business of her game seriously and even her site, even though they may be enjoyable and even humorous at times. She is a smart business woman who has a level of knowing what she wants from her companies.

The fact is, Eunique figured out how to advance through her own mind and willpower. She accepted no shortcuts or handouts in her quest for greatness. What separates her from other people who have tried to do the same thing is her sense of effort. No one needed to strap a battery to her back to make her get up, get out, and get something. She never waivers in her stance to provide the best products that she knows how to offer. This is what makes her a good businesswoman. Period.