An Emerging Beauty Brand Committed to Non-Toxic Makeup for Black Women
Saliah Mustafa, Najiyyah Mustafa, and Kareemah Mustafa are the co-founders behind Sabreen Cosmetics, a beauty brand committed to providing non-toxic makeup for black women.
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Saliah Mustafa, Najiyyah Mustafa, and Kareemah Mustafa are the co-founders behind Sabreen Cosmetics, a beauty brand committed to providing non-toxic makeup for black women.
After facing recent backlash over selling monkey-faced keychains that many saw as a emulating historically racist blackface, Prada is attempting to do public relations damage control by aligning itself with one of Hollywood’s most powerful black women, Ava Duvernay.
The buzz around historically black colleges and universities is at an all-time high as graduates are finding creative ways to build awareness about the importance of the preservation of them through attention and financial support. One of those people just so happens to be Andres Martin.
AT&T launches “Dream In Black” Black Future Month by celebrating people who are making history now while shaping the new future.
Amazon has named Rosalind Brewer, the current chief operating officer of Starbucks, and one of the most influential black women corporate executives, to its board. Brewer made history in 2012 when she was named as the president and CEO of Sam’s Club.