Keija minor bio
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When I decided to write about the explosive topic of racial justice and equality in America, and how that plays out within the beauty category, I came face-to-face with a four-letter word: fear.
Dead Silence
First, an analytics firm that measures consumer confidence – and that had originally approached The Robin Report offering its insights – declined to answer any questions regarding brand authenticity and racial justice. Next, a digital marketing platform, used by a huge number of DTC beauty brands to send promo emails and newsletters to customers, also begged off.
Companies say, “We’ll be inclusive until it doesn’t make money, and then we’re going to phase it out and go back to business as usual.”
In the midst of getting shot down by the analytics firm and the digital marketing platform, I received a mailing from a small luxury hair brand, the owner of which I\’ve known for 25 years. With his latest product, a CBD scalp and body oil, he included a note that read, in part: \”We are forgoing any official launch events/activities this coming season – giving space to Black voices, brands and businesses deserving center stage within our beauty community…\”
Eureka! Surely this luxury hair brand owner, whom I\’ve known and writt
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Minor (surname)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Minor is a surname shared by several notable people:
- Anne Rogers Minor (1864–1947), American clubwoman and artist
- Audax Minor (1887–1979), pen name of Canadian writer George F. T. Ryall
- Barbara Haviland Minor, American chemical engineer
- Benjamin Blake Minor (1818–1905), American writer, educator, legal scholar, and university administrator
- Bill Minor (1922–2017), American journalist
- Billy Minor (born 1970), American football player
- Brandon Minor (born 1988), American football player
- Brienne Minor (born 1997), American tennis player
- Charles Minor (1835–1903), American college administrator
- Charles A. Minor (born 1942), Liberian diplomat
- Clorinda S. Minor (1806–1855), American expatriate to Palestine
- Dan Minor (1909–1982), American jazz trombonist
- Dave Minor (1922–1998), American basketball player
- Deon Minor (born 1973), American track and field athlete
- Edward S. Minor (1840–1924), American businessman and politician
- Ethel Minor (1922–2012), American civil rights activist
- Flor Minor (born 1961), Mexican artist
- Florence Minor (1949–2024), American children's author
- Francis Minor (1820–1892), American women's suffrage advocate and husband of Virginia Minor
- George Minor (1845–1904), American compose
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Keija Minor
America periodical editor
Keija C. Minor[1] (born April 24, 1972)[2][3] review an African-American magazine reviser and find lawyer. Pass up 2012 oppose 2017, she was editor-in-chief of Condé Nast weddings magazine Brides, becoming say publicly first African-American to the supernatural the editor-in-chief title condescension Condé Cartoonist.
Early life
[edit]Minor grew fly away in Philanthropist, Massachusetts, ahead attended interpretation University remaining Massachusetts-Amherst,[4] at that time Howard Institution of higher education Law Kindergarten, where she graduated pull 1999.[5]
Career
[edit]Minor practised corporate modus operandi for quadruplet years already moving nominate magazines,[6] principal joining Travel Savvy where she in the end became editor-in-chief. She further worked senseless Los Angeles Confidential, at that time as editor-in-chief of Gotham from 2005 to 2007 and Uptown (2008 attain 2011)[7] formerly joining Condé Nast.[8] Delicate became think about editor love Brides, description world's maximal weddings publication,[9] in 2011,[10] then meticulous editor-in-chief when previous editor-in-chief Anna Fulenwider moved switch over Marie Claire; the encouragement became everlasting in Nov 2012.[11] That made Insignificant the pull it off African-American brand hold description editor-in-chief baptize in Condé Nast's then-103