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Black women in the media

Black women in the media and popular culture

23-Year-Old Nigerian Author Lands Seven-Figure Film Deal With African Fantasy Novel

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Photo courtesy of Tomi Adeyemi's Instagram Written by Sharee Silerio 23-year-old Tomi Adeyemi, a Nigerian-American writer and creative writing coach, is following in the footsteps of Margot Lee Shetterly, author of the book-turned-hit-film Hidden Figures. Continue Reading Like Shetterly, Ayedemi’s first book, Children Of Blood And Bone is being developed as a movie, even though it hasn’t been published yet!…
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Ava DuVernay Has Been Named One Of The ‘World’s Greatest Leaders’

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By Sharee Silerio Ava DuVernay, an award-winning screenwriter, producer, director and distributor of independent films, has been named on Fortune Magazine’s “World’s Greatest Leaders” list. Continue Reading The annual list, in its fourth year, critiques focusing on the negative things leaders do and instead aims to pay homage to people around the world who “excel at leading effectively in today’s…
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Everyday Ppl Founder Shares Overcoming Social Anxiety While Building Popular Brunch Party

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Pictured, Saada Ahmed, Co-founder of Everyday Ppl In 2012, Saada Ahmed, co-founded the popular brunch Everyday Ppl. Since it's launch in New York, the popular brunch/day party has traveled across the country to cities like DC, Philly, LA, Chicago, Miami and several others. Continue Reading The popular day party has grown tremendously, amassing nearly 50K followers on Instagram. But most…
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