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Source: John Nacion / Getty After nearly four decades shaping the voice and vision of American Vogue, Anna Wintour is officially stepping down as editor-in-chief of the iconic fashion magazine. According to multiple industry outlets including People, WWD, Business of Fashion, and more, the announcement came during a staff meeting on the morning of June 25th. While Wintour (75) is leaving her post at Vogue’s U.S. edition, she’s not disappearing […]

Yvette Glasco At a time when DEI programs built to promote inclusivity have experienced government-issued shutdowns, it makes the Honoring Black Excellence campaign by adidas feel all the more important. With The Three Stripes in a financial situation that doesn’t require federal funding for a program like HBE, the sportswear stalwart is simply committing to a $20 million promise made back in 2020 in support of Black communities. Five years […]

Source: PixelsEffect / Getty Outdoor Afro, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to reconnecting Black communities with nature, is making waves with its mission to address a long-standing disparity in swim education. The organization has been spreading the word about their Making Waves program, which provides swimming scholarships—or “swimmerships”—to Black children, teens, and adults across the country, according to a report shared by journalist Phillip Lewis on June 24.  The initiative […]

Source: Stephanie Keith 100584 / Getty It took no time at all for Zohran Mamdani’s NYC mayoral primary win to remind us that white conservatives haven’t changed much since the Obama years. Mamdani had already sent shockwaves around the nation when early primary results showed that he took a commanding lead and was expected to win the Democratic nomination over former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, but now that he […]