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Arielle Clay

Arielle Clay

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Deputy Editor, Blavity

Atlanta

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Entertainment, Arts , Music, Culture, fashion & anything puerto rican.

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Total articles 1261

  • 7 Black Women-Owned Businesses from the South You Need to Know

    By Arielle Clay Verified| 21Ninety! Verified In today’s always-connected world, it can still be surprisingly tough to find exactly what you’re looking for. That’s especially true when it comes to discovering Black women-owned businesses. Despite the reach of social media and the internet, these gems often go unnoticed. Fear not! 21Ninety is here to help. Our Village United is a nonprofit founded by Lakeysha Hallmon that’s committed to uplifting small businesses across the country.

    By Arielle Clay Verified · 21Ninety!

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Like Halle Bailey, I’m Learning to Love My Grown Body

    By Arielle Clay Verified| 21Ninety! Verified By the time my baby turned 18 months old, my body looked and felt different. I was about 20 pounds heavier than my pre-pregnancy weight. However, the timing and how that weight showed up were what surprised me most. It didn’t come during the early postpartum fog. Back then, I was running on fumes, barely eating full meals between nursing, pumping and surviving sleepless nights. In that chaos, I actually lost weight.

    By Arielle Clay Verified · 21Ninety!

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • 7 Black Women-Owned Businesses from the South You Need to Know

    By Arielle Clay Verified| 21Ninety! Verified In today’s always-connected world, it can still be surprisingly tough to find exactly what you’re looking for. That’s especially true when it comes to discovering Black women-owned businesses. Despite the reach of social media and the internet, these gems often go unnoticed. Fear not! 21Ninety is here to help. Our Village United is a nonprofit founded by Lakeysha Hallmon that’s committed to uplifting small businesses across the country.

    By Arielle Clay Verified · 21Ninety!

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Blavity

Blavity is an online portal that allows users to discover, watch and share videos.

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Founded: 2015