Hey, y'all. This episode of the read is sponsored by Target. This year, Target is celebrating

Black History Month with a 100% Black-owned or design collection. You can shop must-have

styles from brands like Women's Ready to Wear Clothing Line, Samy B. There are even options

for kids like Ade and I y'all. That's African Inspire Childswear and Little Giants Giant

Shorties. Incredible hip-hop inspired kid streetwear. You can snag, reo, and honey's

canvas pinnets and totes, which combine black culture and positive affirming messages

with a modern design aesthetic. If you win the mood to redo your house and just things

up in there, Dumbled ink makes wall art and home decor that celebrates the essence of

black art and culture. Plus, this new assignment from Target focuses on representation across

the diaspora, inclusive sizing, and expanded partnership with black carten farmers and the

2023 HBCU Design Challenge winners will have their designs featured on Target.com and in

all Target stores. Hurry up and get to Target. I was just in my local target, seeing all

the cute stuff once again, picking up everything I need. Target's dedication to black creators

and founders doesn't end after Black History Month. They are committed to spending more than

$2 billion with black owned businesses by the end of 2025. So discover the Black History

Month collection only at Target now through the end of February. Shop now at target.com

slash black beyond measure.

Hey, y'all. Harlem is back as I'm sure a few of you know because I do be looking at

your little IG stories and stuff. I see what you watching from creator Tracy Oliver and

executive producers for Ralph and Amy Polar, they critically acclaimed comedy series is turning

up the heat for a brand new season girl. Harlem follows four stylish and driven girl friends

as they live the hilarious highs and lows of modern womanhood. It stars making good.

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