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  • We welcome your press inquiries. Please contact us at info@aphrochic.com.

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  • Collaborate with AphroChic on innovative, cross-platform native advertising campaigns, learn more about advertising with AphroChic magazine or become a featured sponsor on AphroChic.com. Please direct all inquiries to krystle@aphrochic.com.

  • AphroChic founders Jeanine Hays and Bryan Mason are dynamic and sought after speakers who have addressed large audiences for brands such as Pinterest, Airbnb, and Wells Fargo and educational institutions including The New School and Harvard University. To book a speaking engagement for your organization, please contact Kwabena Dinizulu at the Penguin Random House Speakers Bureau at kdinizulu@penguinrandomhouse.com.

  • For all inquiries regarding Jeanine and Bryan’s books or potential writing opportunities, please contact Kim Perel at High Line Literary Collective at kim@highlineliterary.com.

  • We are always excited to learn more and share more about the amazing people in our community. If you have a pitch to share with us, please let us know at magazine@aphrochic.com.

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We have some great news to share! We are so very proud to have contributed to the upcoming book - Making Home: Belonging, Memory, and Utopia in the 21st Century. Our essay - The Hard Work of Forgetting: The Black Family Home and the Two Sides of Amer
Kavon Ward is a woman with a simple question for America: Where is my land? The activist who led the effort to get Bruce’s Beach in California returned after the government stole the land from the Black family who owned it, Kavon is a woman on
Early voting has begun! Head to the polls in pieces from AphroChic’s Kamala ‘24 Collection. If you’re not sure about where your polling location is, the status of your registration, and if you’re experiencing issues at the pol
In building a virtual home for the African Diaspora, we are creating new programming to ensure that Black voices are heard and uplifted. That’s the purpose of An Evening with AphroChic - our first original series for AphroChicTV, where we sit d
Can building be a form of activism? @buildakin is showing us that the answer is emphatically - YES! Learn about the female-led, Black-owned construction company that is developing businesses and housing in Los Angeles, and doing it all with purpose.
Join us this Thursday for an author talk with @iamrebeccawalker, best-selling writer, producer and cultural catalyst. On our new series, An Evening with AphroChic, we’ll be speaking with Rebecca about her debut children’s book - Time For
We have a sweet treat for you this weekend. Save 5% off books in our shop with code WELCOMEOCT24! Did you know that less than 5% of books are published by Black authors? And that Black authors see very little support from the publishing industry in
Hey guys! We are so excited over the launch of our new live event series, An Evening With AphroChic. The first event, a screening of the documentary, Searching for Augusta Savage was a wonderful success. We had a great turnout and a special thank you
In The African Decor Edit, our dear friend Nasozi Kakembo shares her deep knowledge of ethically sourced and aesthetically elevated heritage wares. Through @xnstudio_, her interior design and product design practice, Nasozi collaborates with artisans
Tala (T) Arfaj (@fviries) writes about @MickaleneThomas’ “All About Love” exhibit at the @BarnesFoundation opening 10/20, and the accompanying book from @artbook, “Blurring the lines between object and subject, concrete and ab