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Meet, Fran Tirado the newly appointed Editor-in-Chief of Them Magazine. With this appointment, Tirado is poised to further enhance Them's position as a leading voice in #LGBTQ+ media, fostering inclusive and impactful storytelling across platforms. Learn more about Them at TheStylistsSuite https://lnkd.in/g5uSa95P

Meet Andee Gosnell; who creates deliciously crafted recipes and vibrant photography gracing the pages of?Food & Wine, where she serves as their NEWEST Associate Food Editor. https://lnkd.in/gep8T9zn

Essence Festival Media Credential Applications are active. Have you applied? Do you know how? Want some tips? Join me Today at 6pm.

HuffPost just announced their newest Editorial Leaders: Whitney Snyder, who has worked at HuffPost his whole adult life,?joined right out of college in 2008, as an assistant to cofounder Arianna Huffington, and never left. Now he's running the place as Editor In Chief. And Kate Palmer will be expanding her role as the sole Executive Editor at HuffPost and working closely with BuzzFeed’s business team to set up the newsroom for strategic growth. She has been with the publication since 2012, having previously been National Editor, Managing Editor and Editorial Director for Lifestyle. She launched HuffPost Life in 2017, and has overseen the growth of HuffPost Shopping and Personal, the relaunch of Voices, and HuffPost Culture, as well as its new Membership program.?

Sad to say but today is the last day of #BlackHistoryMonth but we celebrate Black History every day so no fear. We will be here. Have you heard of Black Girl Nerds, LLC publication? It's an online publication that intersects geek culture with Black feminism. Founded by Jamie Broadnax in 2012 fixated on creating a space where Black women could thrive in geek culture. The platform provides reviews, critiques, and commentary on sci-fi, fantasy, comic books, gaming, and tech—industries that have historically sidelined Black voices. The Black Girl Nerds (BGN) podcast, is an extension of the Black Girl Nerds online community. Hosted Broadnax, the podcast delves into topics ranging from pop culture and technology to entertainment, all through the lens of Black feminism. Today we're giving her the flowers she deserved for representing. #blackmediamatters #BlackHistoryMonth #blacktech #blackexcellence #blackgirlnerds

?? MAJOR MEDIA ANNOUNCEMENT! ?? Kemi-Olivia Alemoru has been named Head of Editorial Content at @GLAMOURUK—and this appointment couldn’t be more timely or significant. ??? Most people know her for her groundbreaking work at gal-dem and DAZED Magazine, but did you know she also played a key role in helping London establish Black on the Square, the city’s annual celebration of Black culture? ?????? Her leadership at GLAMOUR UK signals a new era—one that amplifies diverse voices. This is a HUGE moment for the industry! Let’s give her all the flowers ??????. https://lnkd.in/gxx3n2aA

4 More Days to Celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth and our LOVE for #BlackMedia. Before the Michigan Chronicle and The Chicago Defender and New Amsterdam there was The Afro American Ledger, founded back in 1892 by John Henry Murphy Sr., - yes! a former slave, when three Black church publications combined their readership: The Sunday School Helper, The Ledger, and The Afro-American. With $200 borrowed from his wife, Murphy took it from a one-page church pamphlet to an influential Black-owned voice in publishing by 1922. His son Carl Murphy, took a leadership role by employing figures like Langston Hughes and Romare Bearden. The Afro-American Ledger campaigned against segregation, lynching, and unequal pay. Today, it is still ran the Murphy family’s fourth and fifth generations. https://afro.com/

Let's keep going. Only 8 more days to go to honor the Black Magazines and Newspapers that helped to mold my career. Today, we celebrate The Atlanta Voice, founded in 1966, serving as a voice for Atlanta’s Black community. The paper’s current publisher, Janis L. Ware, carries on the legacy of her late father, J. Lowell Ware, a visionary dedicated to the Black press. Under her leadership, the Atlanta Voice has not only modernized the publication but has also nurtured countless journalists, myself included. Publishing my article on my life in Johannesburg, South Africa, was a pivotal moment in my freelance career. Through the Atlanta Voice, my story reached a wider audience, validating my experiences. https://lnkd.in/gxKzNSKc

Journalism Opps for Journalists Like Me is a newsletter designed to empower fellow journalists, publicists, business owners by providing editor pitch calls and new media outlet job listings, and identifying career sustainable tactics. This week we have job postings pitch opps at Healthline, Carefree and GQ. Bon Appétit Magazine Condé Nast Traveler Glamour Esquire ?????? https://lnkd.in/gXuCpb4r Darralynn Hutson

In 1970, Essence hit stands, giving Black women a magazine that spoke to them. Under Susan L. Taylor's leadership for 19 years, it became a cultural touchstone. In 2025, Black women's voices are still vital in publishing. Who's your favorite Black woman editor in chief? #blackmedia #celebratingblackeditors #blackwriters