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Scottie Beam And Sylvia Obell Open Up About Their Departure From Netflix And Inking A Deal With Issa Rae’s Raedio

When Black women link up, the magic happens. And Scottie Beam and Sylvia Obell are proof. The best friend duo debuted their “Okay, Now Listen” podcast on Netflix’s Strong Black Lead in 2020, delivering raw conversations ranging from dealing with the stages of heartbreak to bouncing back from career failures. Plus, guests included the likes of Zendaya, Nia Long, Damson Idris, and more.

Ngozi Nwanji

Jun 27, 2023

New York Radio Host Shaila Scott Sues MediaCo Over The Gender Pay Gap And Ageism

Now more than ever is the time for us to uplift Black women in media, especially when cases of injustice arise. On July 11, it was announced that Shaila Scott is suing MediaCo Holding, Inc. (MediaCo), Emmis Communications Corporation, and WBLS following her departure last month.

Ngozi Nwanji

Jul 12, 2022

10 Black Women Who Used Digital Platforms to Build Their Brand

As we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month, we want to highlight these Black Women who have taken the unconventional route to success and built their own platforms for their respective endeavors. Black women are the future and these ten women are proof that there’s no standard blueprint to follow in order to prosper. Find out more about these phenomenal trailblazers below. Karen Civil Photo Credit: Leon Bennett/Getty Images for BET Elizabeth, New Jersey native Karen Civil has come a long way in the entertainment business. The self-made marketing guru has become one of the most sought after influencers in hip hop culture. She started in this business as an intern for Hot 97, which helped her launch her own website KarenCivil.com in 2008, covering upcoming artists like J. Cole and Nicki Minaj. Civil later turned her love for online blogging into a fruitful career in entertainment. The media maven has built up a platform that she continues to expand today, branching out into...

Njera Perkins

Mar 16, 2020