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Experts say “we continue to see steady progress” but “there’s more work to do,” as a record 41 women CEOs are represented on the Fortune 500.
It’s now been a century since an armed white mob descended upon Tulsa’s Greenwood district, aka ‘Black Wall Street,’ killing as many as 300 Black...
The long-awaited sequel to Eddie Murphyâs blockbuster 1988 hit, C oming 2 America, has no shortage of gorgeously opulent looks, which is whatâs to be expected when Uoma Beauty is involved. Since its launch in 2019, the inclusive makeup brand created by Nigerian-born beauty exec Sharon Chuter has been celebrating Black beauty in a way that is honest, fun, and a little rebellious. So when Murphyâs team approached Chuter to work on the film, she was thrilled to play a significant role in making up the next chapter of the classic she loved as a kid. But she also felt a deep sen...
PÜR The Complexion Authority™ is proud to announce their participation in the Pull Up For Change Make it Black Campaign Share Article PÜR will donate 100% of its net proceeds from any Make It Black packaged Fully Charged Mascara Powered by Magnetic Technology for the duration of the sale or until product is sold out. Consumers can purchase this limited edition item starting February 5th purcosmetics.com or Ulta.com Amanda Kahn, Vice President of Marketing and Innovation at PÜR said, “Inclusivity is part of our brand DNA at PÜR and we are honored to give back to this amazing cause.”
Why Your Favorite Products From NYX, Maybelline, and More Have Black Packaging This Month Sharon Chuter is continuing to make her mark on the beauty industry. The Uoma Beauty founder launched a movement with the #PullUporShutUp hashtag last summer, encouraging dozens of brands to publicly disclose the number of Black employees (or lack thereof) in leadership roles at their companies in the wake of George Floyd's killing. That hashtag quickly gave birth to an entire organization, Pull Up For Change, that holds these same brands accountable and makes sure that their hiring practices reflect the...