‘Honey Pot’ Owner Beatrice Dixon Tearfully Responds To “Sell Out” Accusations: “We’re Still Black Owned”

Women’s feminine hygiene brand Honeypot would be accused of selling their black-owned company and changing their product ingredients over the weekend. 

Providing millions of women with a plant-based option for feminine hygiene has made the company a household name.

I am a CEO, a Chief Innovation Officer and founder. But I’m also human. My team and I hear you and it’s our priority to show up and create a space of trust and transparency. Let me set some things straight.

1. We have not sold.
2. The wash formulation has evolved for good reason.
3. We have and always will serve humans with vaginas best. Full stop.

Thank you for your grace and patience as I address this matter.

– iambeadixon

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This is it right here…

Honeypot is being dragged through the mud because the owner is a black woman.

Black business men & women are dragged through the wringer more than their white counterparts and it's normally other black people doing it.

Smh… https://t.co/lHYK0qgdGL

— ✾ 𝓜𝓼. 𝓐𝓷𝓰𝓲𝓮 ✾ (@CLTgirl82) May 17, 2022

Literally worst place to try and handle this

— 2021 World Series Champs (@BigPipPinching) May 17, 2022

You can’t talk building wealth through entrepreneurship and not understand exit planning.

You WILL exit one way or another. Why wouldn’t you want to CHOOSE your exit? And why y’all mad at somebody for doing what businesses are created to do? Selling is part of the process.

— Wealth Partner + CFO to CEOs (@ashleynatrice) May 17, 2022