Black women are killing it in every industry including beauty, technology, lifestyle and health and wellness. In a world that has everyone glued to their phones, it is refreshing to have representation from our communities focused on a variety of interesting topics. Black women are the digital innovators, creating the trending sounds and waves that become viral sensations.
One content creator, @khaenotbae, quickly grew to become a viral TikTok sensation. Her popular phrase, “the girls that get it, get it,” is now a common phrase that other creators are adapting in their own content.
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While these Black content creators are popularizing phrases and sounds, they are usually forgotten for their genius innovation. Throughout the early stages of the pandemic and in the midst of racial tensions bubbling in the world, Black content creators banned together to address the issues of discrimination and shadow banning on social media. These creators were being recruited by daytime talk shows and news outlets, that wanted to “do their part,” to celebrate Black creators brilliance and individuality in the space.
We want to ensure Black women content creators are remembered for their originality and efforts in forging a community online. It is not an easy task, but the girls are continuously working their way through the challenges effortlessly. Take a look at a list of our favorite Black content creators below. Happy Women’s History Month ladies!
1. Freddie Ransome
Freddie is a beauty and lifestyle digital creator.
Terri is a make up artist creating lifestyle and beauty content.
3. Claire Ateku
Claire is a digital creator focused on entertainment and lifestyle.
4. Erin R. Hawkins
Erin is a mindset coach. Her content helps people to empower people struggling with stress, anxiety and doubt by helping them build confidence, honor their passions, and reach their goals.
Drea is a health consultant and entrepreneur, who’s content focuses on health, wellness and confidence building.
7. Serena Morris
Serena’s retail brand and blog focuses on nostalgic fashion and lifestyle content.
8. Abeni Phillips
Abeni’s platform Sunday Forever is a curated newsletter dedicated to empowering readers to have a lifetime of wonderful Sundays filled with illustrations, recipes and creative stories from Black and Brown women.
