Month: June 2020

It’s Pride Month and with no shortage of LGBTQIA+ creators, we’re seeing some of the most exciting and colorful content of the year. Here are some of the best pieces of sponsored content this month from LGBTQIA+ creators.  Raffinee for Samuel Adams Samuel Adams Beer is not only celebrating Pride with their new rainbow cans,…

Pride Month has arrived. This month will historically be remembered not only for Pride, but the month that racial inequality protests have come to the forefront. And though this year’s celebration might look a little different than years before, creators and brands alike are showing their support and pride of the LGBTQIA+ community. We wanted…

In honor of Juneteenth, we’ve put together a showcase of 100 Black creators across all interest categories. The list took less than 20 minutes to put together as Black talent is abundant across the Influencer space. Beauty: Jackie Aina– 1.6 million followers Nyma Tang– 485,000 followers Ohemaa Bonsu– 113,000 followers Myla– 49,600 followers Anthony Walker–…

The uprising following the murder of George Floyd has been both rapid and expansive. Certainly, it’s the very beginning of a revolution to enact change and end systemic racism. That being said, activists have taken to social media to spread resources, experiences and words of wisdom–and leveraging hashtags helps to aggregate information and grow the…

Note: This is by no means a complete list. There are many voices to be highlighted and heard, however we are committed to putting the spotlight on these creators and their perspectives. Please feel free to reach out with any other suggestions of creators to be highlighted! Rachel Cargle– 1.2 M followers Rachel Cargle is…

Brands as of this week have shifted their focus and messaging to be socially-active and vocally against racism, following protests against the cruel death of George Floyd. Amidst nationwide protests, riots, and calls for actions, brands ride a fine line between coming off as tone-deaf and risking not saying anything at all. Because seventy percent…