commercial enterprises or companies
from busy + -ness
commercial enterprises
Entrepreneurship language historically centered male founders and excluded women's business contributions (marginalized as 'side enterprises' or domestic labor).
Use 'businesses' inclusively by centering women founders in examples and explicitly recognizing women-led enterprises.
Women founded businesses across industries before gaining legal financial independence; honor their erased entrepreneurial legacies.
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