Journi Prewitt's guest appearances

Journi Prewitt

#SmartBrownVoices - Learning from Diversity

Black Entrepreneur Experience

Aycee Brown

Willie Jackson

Kwame Christian

Paul C. Brunson

Jon Robinson

Sam Simmons

Amber Williams

Cam F Awesome

Marcus Damas

Yann Ilunga

Nathan Williams

Rodney Kellum

Sean McKenzie

JaNaè Taylor

Mario Starks

OwlTail

Black Butterfly Beautiful, is a subscription box created by 17-year-old Journi Prewitt to empower, uplift, and encourage young people of color to embrace who they are. These boxes are sent monthly and curated based on subscriber age, gender and the month’s theme featuring books and other accessories from black-owned brands to help address underrepresentation, uncover black history, and provide inspiration.You can review past subscription boxes here https://blackbutterflybeautiful.com/pages/past-boxes-1Journi D'Khaos Prewitt is a Memphis-based teen entrepreneur working to empower black youth by helping them realize their potential. At the age of 16, she noticed the lack of interest many black kids and teens have in reading, the overwhelming under-representation of African Americans, and the self-esteem issues rooted in not realizing their value and rich history, so she set out to develop a solution to these problems with Black Butterfly Beautiful.

Black Butterfly Beautiful, is a subscription box created by 17-year-old Journi Prewitt to empower, uplift, and encourage young people of color to embrace who they are. These boxes are sent monthly and curated based on subscriber age, gender and the month’s theme featuring books and other accessories from black-owned brands to help address underrepresentation, uncover black history, and provide inspiration.<br><br>You can review past subscription boxes here <a href="https://blackbutterflybeautiful.com/pages/past-boxes-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://blackbutterflybeautiful.com/pages/past-boxes-1</a><br><br>Journi D'Khaos Prewitt is a Memphis-based teen entrepreneur working to empower black youth by helping them realize their potential. At the age of 16, she noticed the lack of interest many black kids and teens have in reading, the overwhelming under-representation of African Americans, and the self-esteem issues rooted in not realizing their value and rich history, so she set out to develop a solution to these problems with Black Butterfly Beautiful.

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