It’s unfair that Black content creators have to work twice as hard to achieve success and recognition. Truth is, we need to start doing a better job at actually supporting Black creators. It’s not enough to just post about Black Lives Matter and Black History Month and then not support black musicians, dancers, filmmakers, YouTubers, researchers and so on. On TikTok, Black creators don’t receive the same spotlight and opportunities their white counterparts get. If you’re on TikTok, check out these amazing creators.
@jordxn.simone
Talks about Black history and the issues affecting black people. She also shows different makeup looks.
@sojournies
Social worker and travel educator who shares travel and international education tips.
@dripdraven
Gives shoe recommendations and styling tips.
@ayoaustimus
Funny commentary.
@sewpheeyuh
Dismantling white fragility and supremacy, one TikTok at a time.
@afrolatinxunited
Afro-LatinX educator, who discusses various issues in the Afro-LatinX community.
@frederick_lewis1
Discusses issues of race, mental health, classism, religion, and much more.
@straw_hat_goofy
Reviews movies, shows, and discusses the film industry.
@jazmynjw
Comedian.
@kobeek
Gives sneaker recommendations and rates shoes.
@iamtahira
New York City storyteller.
@joshomz
Teaches people how to be bougie.
@berleciacharlemagne
Offers advice on hair and beauty and amplifies black voices.
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