Greensboro entrepreneur adds diversity to children's entertainment

A Greensboro attorney and entrepreneur is bringing racial diversity to children’s entertainment. Kya Johnson launched online entertainment platform RainbowMe in December 2014 with co-founders Talib Graves-Manns, who is a Triad technology and marketing entrepreneur, and Bernard Bell, an Atlanta-based television veteran. This April, RainbowMe was one of three organizations to receive free workspace and $40,000 in seed funding from CODE2040’s Entrepreneurs-in-Residence pilot program. CODE2040,…