Marie Redding, Senior Editor06.03.20
We wouldn’t typically write a headline that calls out a beauty brand just because of the color of its founder’s skin. But this week, as Americans protest racial injustice and beauty brands show support for racial equality on social media, it seems as if every beauty editor is doing their part by posting online stories that feature lists of black-owned beauty brands.
Why focus on black-owned companies?
Buying Black, Rebooted by Anthonia Akitunde, an article published in the Style section of the NY Times last December, refers to the book, “Our Black Year; One Family's Quest to Buy Black in America's Racially Divided Economy" by
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