Black Ownership of Social Media Isn’t Optional — It’s an Emergency | Tamisha Harris
September 2, 2025
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as posted by the channelTHE URGENCY: @tamishaharris makes it clear: the Black community cannot afford to sit back and watch while others own the platforms that control our voices and our narratives. Black ownership of social media is not a luxury, it is an emergency.
Win With Black Women just proved the power of collective action by raising $1.5 million in three hours. That same urgency must be applied to building and owning our own infrastructure. Without ownership, we are putting our culture, our communities, and our future in the hands of platforms that will never prioritize us.
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