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Danielle Kwateng named executive editor of Teen Vogue following Mccammond exit

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Former Teen Vogue EIC Peoples Wagner warned staff about successor Alexi McCammond

Lindsay Peoples Wagner reportedly had contacted her former staffers to warn them about Alexi McCammond and her tweets.
/ April 5, 2021

Teen Vogue staffer who supported McCammond exit tweeted ‘N’ word in the past

A Teen Vogue staffer who supported the resignation of Alexi McCammond over past tweets is herself now in trouble over social media posts.
/ March 21, 2021

Alexi McCammond apologizes, will not step down as Teen Vogue EIC

“Two years ago,” Condé Nast said of McCammond, its yet-to-start editor, “she took responsibility for her social media history.”
/ March 11, 2021

Breonna Taylor honored with Vanity Fair cover painted by Black artist Amy Sherald

The Vanity Fair September issue will feature a portrait of Breonna Taylor by Amy Sherald, the artist famous for painting Michelle Obama.
/ August 24, 2020
Luther Vandross was outed as gay after his death.

theGrio's 100: Keija Minor, breaking Conde Nast's color barrier at Brides

theGRIO’s 100 – This past fall, Minor made history when she became the first African-American editor-in-chief in Condé Nast’s 103-year history when she took the lead of Brides magazine…
/ February 18, 2013
Luther Vandross was outed as gay after his death.

Elaine Welteroth becomes Teen Vogue's new Beauty & Health director

Just a couple weeks after the historic hiring of Keija Minor as the editor in chief of Conde Nast’s Brides magazine, the major publishing company has announced another African-American hire in an important leadership role…
/ October 8, 2012
Luther Vandross was outed as gay after his death.

Keija Minor named first African-American editor-in-chief of a Condé Nast's 'Brides'

theGRIO REPORT – Condé Nast Publications recently named Keija Minor editor-in-chief of ‘Brides’ magazine, making her their first ever African-American EIC…
/ September 24, 2012