DJs Alison Wonderland, SHERELLE and TYGAPAW weigh in on the industry’s progress and future.
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The multi-disciplinary creative urges the industry to champion more LGBTQ+ voices and faces.
“We are incensed by the continued lack of Latinx representation in our industry, especially among the Black and Indigenous members of our community.”
“I look forward to amplifying the talent and voices of other Black creatives through my work.”
The website is all about being transparent about brands’ supply chains, fair trade practices and more.
Featuring high rise thongs, boyshorts, cheeky briefs and more.
Brands, talent agencies and more have promised to increase Black representation in the workplace.
The entrepreneur has revolutionized both beauty and fashion, and isn’t stopping anytime soon.
Starting with diversity and inclusivity across all fronts.
Supporting creative arts scholars at Parsons School of Design and more.
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