Hello beautiful people, it’s your favorite six-foot publicist, SheRise. Today we are celebrating National Bombshells’ Day, and I am excited to honor five black bombshells in media who have paved the way for others to follow in their footsteps.
First up, we have the queen of all things journalism and storytelling, Pauleanna Reid. This senior contributor at Forbes and Business Insider has been creating content that inspires, educates, and empowers women for years. With her witty writing style and infectious personality, Pauleanna has managed to break barriers in an industry that has been dominated by men for far too long.
Next on our list is the beautiful and brilliant Necole Kane, the founder of XONecole. This digital media platform has been a game-changer for black women all over the world, providing a space for them to share their stories and experiences. Necole is a true inspiration to us all, and her impact on the industry is immeasurable.
Up next is the talented writer and content creator, Danielle James, aka InLivingColored. As a contributor at ForbesTheCulture and InStyle Magazine, Danielle has made a name for herself in the world of fashion and beauty. Her ability to capture the essence of black culture and translate it into her writing is a gift that we should all cherish.
Moving right along, we have Yolanda Sangweni, aka Yacho29, the Editorial and Experiential Programming Manager at Essence. Yolanda has been a driving force in the world of media, bringing her passion and creativity to every project she touches. Her work at Essence has helped to elevate the voices of black women and provide a platform for their stories to be heard.
Last but certainly not least, we have Taryn Finley, aka _TarynItUp, the Senior Culture Reporter at HuffPost and Black Voices. Taryn’s ability to cover a wide range of topics from pop culture to politics is a testament to her skills as a journalist. Her work has shed light on important issues facing the black community, and she has been a voice for those who often go unheard.
These are just a few of the amazing black bombshells in media who are making a difference in the world. So, in celebration of National Bombshells’ Day, I challenge you to tag your favorite black bombshells in media and give them their flowers. Let’s continue to lift each other up and celebrate the women who are making a difference in our world. Stay blessed, beautiful people!