#Supa Ray

External forces exploit our mistrust to divide us. Stacey Abrams' insight: Some platforms profit from conflict. Stay aware. #SocialAwareness #CriticalThinking #MediaLiteracy #StaceyAbrams #CommunityBuilding #ReelsInsight

Scandalous propaganda Meanwhile the sisterhood is meeting wit yt supremacists to talk about the black man problem

Will post this in 2 parts! But I’ve been telling yall

Who are we really talking to on the internet? Whose views are we be steered by?

Full circle moment 💜 From being selected as a HOORAE Media @hooraemedia Content Creator Recipient to standing in the room at the 57th NAACP Image Awards and thanking the visionary behind it all. Grateful for the opportunity, the access, and the reminder that Black creators belong in every space we step into. Thank you, Issa Rae @issarae for continuing to build rooms we can grow in. More moments from the night on the way. #NAACPImageAwards #hooraemedia #BlackCreators #issarae #fullcirclemoment

𝗕𝗟𝗔𝗖𝗞 𝗛𝗜𝗦𝗧𝗢𝗥𝗬 𝗠𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗛 Issa Rae, Creator & Producer She turned Awkward Black Girl into a media empire, championing authentic Black stories and empowering voices on screen 🎥 #IssaRae #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackExcellence #RollingOut #MediaOwnership #Representation

Expose what we knew … Instagram is garbage🙄

🎯🏌🏾‍♂️

I turned my socials into news. Cause nobody is telling our stores, Black stories on TV. Comment FANPOD to watch the latest episode of invested Podcast.

@iambrownkatt Dropping some serious truth bombs straight from the floor of a recent industry gathering! 🎙️ Forget the myths of inaccessible gatekeepers; the perspective shared here paints a completely different picture of the media space. The consensus is clear: the women driving the narrative, especially Black women in media located in Atlanta, are remarkably approachable and actively looking to embrace the next wave of talent. If you have aspirations in this industry, this segment highlights why the energy and opportunity in the ATL feel so uniquely supportive for building your voice and finding success. That representation matters more than ever! #BlackWomenInMedia #AtlantaMedia #MediaAccessibility #CreatorGoals #RepresentationMatters

Using your celebrity to platform issues that are happening in the Black community is what should be done and what is needed, because your reach is a megaphone for the unheard. But what should not happen is using that platform and that reach to act as if you speak on behalf of Black people. When that happens, it allows other groups to believe your voice represents a collective decision for an entire community, and that simply is not true. Too often, celebrities do not understand politics or how power actually works, so what gets shared are surface level opinions driven by emotion. That noise distracts from the organizers, advocates, and activists who are doing the real work on the ground every day. Use your platform to amplify the people doing the work, not to replace them. Speak your truth, share your perspective, but do not speak for Black people. New Episode of Invested Podcast today.