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🌍✨ Celebrating Black History Month: A Glimpse into Our Unforgettable Kickoff Event in Paris 🇫🇷🎉

As we honor the legacy, resilience, and contributions of Black history, let’s take a moment to reflect on the incredible kickoff event that set the tone for a month of inspiration and empowerment. Last year in the heart of Paris, we gathered to celebrate the rich tapestry of African heritage, bridging continents and cultures.

Swipe left to relive the magical moments of our Parisian rendezvous. From soulful performances to thought-provoking discussions, each snapshot captures the essence of our commitment to highlighting the diverse narratives within the Black community.

This Black History Month, let’s continue to amplify these voices, celebrate achievements, and inspire future generations. Stay tuned for more events and stories throughout the month, as we stand united in the spirit of unity, diversity, and progress. 🌟🤝

There are only a handful of people who inspired the entire world with their words and actions, MLK is one of these and his legacy will live on forever.

Happy Birthday Dr. King!

Please join us this Saturday, December 10th for our Monthly Webinar.
In this session, we will introduce the Black4tech organization, and its plans to assist young passionate Tech professionals and get them exposed to opportunities in the industry.

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Despite Khaby Lame Dethroning Charli D'Amelio As TikTok's Most-Followed User, He's Still Not The Top-Paid TikToker

Khaby Lame has come a long way from his “modest” beginnings.

As the most-followed user on TikTok, Lame — a native of Senegal who currently calls Italy home — has been tapped by Mark Zuckerberg to promote Meta, secured a multi-year deal with Hugo Boss, and even got paid to promote the world’s first-ever nitrogen-infused soda.

Yet, despite all of these accomplishments, Khaby Lame isn’t the highest-paid TikToker.

D’Amelio makes more than $105,000 per TikTok post, while Lame only makes about $90,000 per post.

While we certainly need to celebrate wins like Lame’s, we also need to remain vigilant about the wage gap between Black and white influencers, especially on such a popular app as TikTok.