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Star Tobi Bakre said the Amazon Studios original has been viewed across the globe including in countries like South Korea and Vietnam.
Ghanaian culture seemed to be an intentional focal point as Ghanaian artists with storied careers took to the festival stage.
Beauty brands Topicals and Fenty Beauty set up elaborate activations so that concertgoers could get better acquainted with their brands.
The lineup for Day 1 of Afrochella included Kwesi Arthur, Fireboy DML, Ayra Starr, Medikal, DJ Juls, King Promise, Stonebwoy and others.
Simi launched a social media campaign called #NobodyLikeWoman where she asked women to share some of the harmful things they’ve been told.
When Glossier launched this grant program, it mentioned Black business owners face huge obstacles when it comes to growing their brands.
In March of this year, Goldman Sachs committed to investing $10 billion in capital to impact the lives of Black women entrepreneurs.
Tonya Cornileus, vice president at ESPN said the company has been working on their diversity issues since the mid-90s and isn’t slowing down.
Instagram has created a “Black-owned” label that will appear in the bio section of businesses’ pages if they have a virtual shop.
Patterson will be leading the OMB division that develops and oversees budgets for the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
On Monday, Citi announced its new round of investments which brings the number of companies that Citi has supported up to 11.
The vibrant children’s book, “Dear Little Black Girl” by Christina Hammond, is filled with affirmations and beautiful illustrations.
JPMorgan Chase will be partnering with the New Voices Foundation to launch a business banking educational program for women of color.
Phoebe Robinson will host Facebook’s ‘#BuyBlack Friday Show’, an accompaniment to the #BuyBlack Friday Gift Guide which was just released.
On Saturday night, Megan Thee Stallion made her Saturday Night Live debut. She made powerful statements during her first performance.
But Beyoncé and her team are promoting Black-owned businesses on her website with a section called The Black Parade Route.
Glossier, the skincare brand that creates ‘products inspired by real life,’ announced a $500,000 grant for Black-owned beauty businesses.