Women have been making strides in the workforce for decades, but often face unique challenges in male-dominated industries. This is especially true in the world of creators, where women are often underrepresented and undervalued. That’s why celebrating women and promoting women empowerment is so important in this space.
Women creators have been making waves in various industries, from art to writing to film and beyond. Yet, despite their talent and hard work, they often face barriers that their male counterparts do not. This can include being overlooked for jobs or projects, facing discrimination and sexism, and struggling to gain recognition and support for their work.
That’s why we are so grateful for platforms like the Black Girl Digital founded by Latoya Shambo, who just celebrated their 2nd Annual Award Show that recognizes the standout work of Black women (cisgender, transgender, non-binary, etc) in the creator economy, spotlighting specific brand partnerships made by Black women creators and showcasing how they have positively impacted others—the Black community, their peers, and the industry as a whole—through their content.
Thank you LaToya! This is what we love to see because women in the world of creators is crucial for fostering a more equitable and just society. By valuing and promoting the work of women creators, we can help to break down barriers and create a more level playing field for the culture!
Click below for the links to learn more about The Black Girl Digital movement and how you can support or be apart of it!
Event Recap | Black Girl Digital Awards 2023 | Atlanta, GA
