Every day, Black creators shape global culture.

From the dances that go viral on TikTok…
To the slang that becomes mainstream…
To the memes, fashion, music, and trends that dominate the internet…

Black culture fuels the digital world.

Yet time and time again, we see our ideas go viral—without credit, without compensation, and without ownership.

🔍 Studies and media reports reveal that a significant percentage—30% to 50% or more—of viral internet content originates from Black creators or is rooted in Black culture.
🧠 Despite this cultural power, Black creators remain underrepresented in the platforms that profit from this content.

It’s time to connect the dots:

If we are driving the culture, we should be building and owning the platforms that host it.

✅ When we support Black-owned social media platforms and tech startups, we:

• Keep value circulating within our communities.

• Ensure our stories are told with integrity.

• Control how our data, voices, and contributions are used and monetized.

• Create opportunities for future generations of Black innovators.

💡 Platforms like Blaqsbi.com are answering that call—providing a safe, unapologetic space for Black voices to thrive, build, and connect.

📢 Culture without ownership is exploitation. Culture with ownership is power.

🖤 It’s time we invest in us.

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