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#TakeBack Essence- A Long-standing Pattern of the Mistreatment of its Black Female Employees | Chicago Defender

  • Jul 9, 2020
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“Essence magazine is failing Black America. When Black media companies become unstable, it triggers the instability of the entire culture. Black women and men have long depended on Black-owned media outlets to service them with cultural identity, cultural memory, purpose, and economic advancement. Black women, at Essence, have been forced to remain silent. We fear Continued

The post #TakeBack Essence- A Long-standing Pattern of the Mistreatment of its Black Female Employees appeared first on Chicago Defender.

Source: Chicago Defender

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