Last week, local influencer Kay Elle White wrote to the Scene's culture desk and suggested that we highlight black Instagram accounts to follow. We took her advice — read on for a great list of accounts to follow, many of which were suggested by White herself. Follow her on Instagram at @justkayelle and check out her website here.
Author Caroline Randall Williams (@caroranwill) is creating PSAs that address racism and allyship, calling on white people to go beyond listening and avoid retreating from difficult conversations with friends and family.
Artist Marlos E’van's (@marlosevan) multimedia work challenges white supremacy by addressing police brutality and emphasizing black beauty.
Alesha Faulkner (@aleshanokeys) has powerful messages about the recent protests. She also offers fresh fashion and hair advice daily.
Natalyn’s (@nattylinn) account features photos and video of the influencer rocking bold makeup and styles with intimate captions.
Blueswoman Adia Victoria (@adiavictoria) is among Nashville’s most talented artists. Her Instagram includes live performances, story times and important messages about social change.
Renee Watkins (@iamreneewatkins) is a yoga instructor and doula who has been posting about the Black Lives Matter movement, along with her regular fitness and beauty tips, body positive messages and book recommendations.
Travel blogger Tomiko (@passportsandgrub) posts great travel tips, and she works to move the needle on brand diversity in tourism.
