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Gerard Littlejohn

Gerard Littlejohn

Verified

Creator, Black Effect

Charlotte

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Advertising , Media , Marketing

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Political, legal

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Total articles 2

  • 6 local podcasts worth listening to today

    By Gerard Littlejohn| Q City Metro Verified If you’re in your car on a long drive, stuck in traffic, or about to head into the gym, then you’re probably like me and want to find a good podcast to get through it all. Many fit my eclectic vibe. If I want to catch up on hip-hop and stay with the culture, I’ll throw on my favorites like “The Breakfast Club” and “The Joe Budden Podcast.” When I’m feeling entrepreneurial, I’ll put on “How I Built This” to hear how brands and retailers got their start.

    By Gerard Littlejohn · Q City Metro

    Sep. 25, 2018

  • Brands must take a stance to survive. Nike made itself clear with Colin Kaepernick ad

    By Gerard Littlejohn| Q City Metro Verified “Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything.”These nine words, and their accompanying image, had social media in a frenzy on Labor Day. The viral image was the face of Colin Kaepernick, the free-agent NFL quarterback who led the national anthem protests. Nike announced that the athlete-activist, who hasn’t had a NFL job since March 2017, is the new spokesperson for the 30th anniversary of its “Just Do It” campaign.

    By Gerard Littlejohn · Q City Metro

    Sep. 05, 2018

  • 6 local podcasts worth listening to today

    By Gerard Littlejohn| Q City Metro Verified If you’re in your car on a long drive, stuck in traffic, or about to head into the gym, then you’re probably like me and want to find a good podcast to get through it all. Many fit my eclectic vibe. If I want to catch up on hip-hop and stay with the culture, I’ll throw on my favorites like “The Breakfast Club” and “The Joe Budden Podcast.” When I’m feeling entrepreneurial, I’ll put on “How I Built This” to hear how brands and retailers got their start.

    By Gerard Littlejohn · Q City Metro

    Sep. 25, 2018

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Black Effect

The Black Effect amplifies, elevates, and empowers emerging and established talent. Our goal is to shift the narrative from Black Creators signing transactional deals to forming legacy partnerships that build generational wealth while allowing each creative to have an equitable stake in their future.

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