This episode of the read is sponsored by Target.

This year, Target is celebrating Black History Month with a 100% Black-owned or designed collection.

You can shop must-have styles from brands like Women's Ready to Wear Clothing Line, Samy

B, and there are even options for kids like Aria and I.O.'s African-inspired child's

wear and little giant, giant shorties, incredible hip-hop inspired kid's street wear, Snack

Rail and Honey's Canvas Pins and Toads, which combine Black culture and positive affirming

messages with a modern design aesthetic.

And if you're in the market for a home revamp, Dummel Inc. makes wall art in Home Decor that

celebrates the essence of Black art and culture, which actually just in my local target,

the other day and saw all these gorgeous clothes and home decor items and immediately

snatched it all up.

Okay, y'all know how I do.

This new assortment from Target focuses on representation across the diaspora, inclusive

sizing and an expanded partnership with Black cotton farmers.

Plus the 2023 HBCU Design Challenge winners will have their designs featured on Target.com

and in all Target stores.

Target's dedication to Black creators and founders doesn't end after Black History Month.

The brand is 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, whether you're a makeup influencer, a telehealth life coach, maybe you're a cryptocurrency

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