Tatyana Joseph

Join some of digital content’s leading ladies as they reflect on what it's been like to be a woman online over the past year. Hear about the ups and downs, and the many ways these creators feel their content speaks to, encourages, inspires, and unites other women!

Just like Beyoncé, we wouldn't trade these amazing creators for anybody else. In this inspirational hour, these creators will discuss what it's like being a Black woman online, the message each creator is hoping to send to their audience, and what it means to be role models to young Black youth everywhere.

News over the past three years has given the public the hard truth of what it's like to exist while being Black. Plus, social media is further pulling back the curtain, providing more visibility than ever into these social issues. Can this increase in public awareness become a catalyst for change? These creators are coming together to have an important conversation about how this media coverage has affected the content they make — and how non-Black allies, whether they are fans or creators, can be an effective force of change in the real world.