So much of my inspiration is found through other women creatives. As a writer, storyteller, and creator myself- I often look to entrepreneurial and brilliant women for motivation. My platform of choice for eye candy? Instagram, of course! In honor of February being Black History Month, I thought it would be fun to introduce you to some ladies that embody the #BlackGirlMagic hashtag. I am inspired daily by these women and all of their work. You can follow the photo to their Instagram accounts where you can click that follow button, and find their other digital mediums and see what else they’re up to.
While this is a light and casual post, I (as an ally-in-progress) want to challenge you to not only think about how rad these women are, and not even only to follow them on the internet, but to also SUPPORT their work. Commission their services. Publicly share their presence with the world.
They deserve it.
Aaronica Cole | @thecrunchymommy
Patricia Taylor | @lifeofaministermom
Raven Alexis | @raven.alexis
Arkeedah McCormick | @itsarkeedah
Brittany Bertuzzi | @sidelinesocialite
Erica Campbell | @aimingforaugust
Lashawn Wiltz | @lashawnwiltz
Aleshea Carriere | @glitzngrits
Natasha Brown | @natashaburnsbrown
Shae Anthony | @skoopehome
Shay Sweeney | @shaymone
Jaz Daigle | @andallthatjazie
Onyi Azih | @sincerelyonyi
Marquita | @tribeonaquest
Dani Faust | @thedanifaust
Brandy Gueary | @authentically.b
Monica Awe-Etuk | @awedbymoni
Anya Bazzell | @surgeryandthecity
Melissa Drake | @resplendentlyliving
Stephanie Jackson | @stephtaylorjackson
Sarah Lampley | @sarahlampley
Aseky Bonnaire | @asekyb
Courtney Blacher | @worldinfourdays
Who would you add to this list?
