Centered around the experiences and opinions of Black users, Black Twitter is a subculture on the platform where Black voices are unfiltered. This collective explores Black identity and demonstrates the positive impact of community in times of crisis and racial injustice.

Triller has announced an inaugural two-day conference for Black content creators. It will bring together leaders and creators from marketing fields to network, support, and inspire across Black-owned content in the entertainment, lifestyle, fashion, and sports industries, among others.

The beauty industry still has a way to go to meet the hair care needs of the Black British woman. And while new brands are emerging to fill this gap, fuelled by active digital communities, their IRL offerings often leave much to be desired. So, how can the sector evolve to become more inclusive?

The pandemic has exacerbated the hardship experienced by Black small business owners, with access to capital investment a major challenge. While economic prosperity is recognized as the path to equality, there remains a lack of opportunity for Black business owners.