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Danielle Kwateng named executive editor for Teen Vogue… social media reacts
Teen Vogue has named Danielle Kwateng as its new executive editor, less than a month after the embattled magazine parted ways with its former editor, Alexi McCammond, who was found to have used anti-Asian slurs on social media.
Danielle Kwateng introduced herself as the new executive editor of Teen Vogue in a post on the company’s website on Wednesday, writing that the magazine “plan[s] to evolve with our readers, because we can’t be the young person’s guide to saving the world without you”.
Kwateng has worked at Teen Vogue for two years, as the magazine’s entertainment and culture director.
McCammond was announced as the new editor of Teen Vogue in early March, but left three weeks later after staff complained about her racist tweets. In 2011 McCammond had tweeted about her “stupid Asian” teaching assistant, and posted that she was “googling how to not wake up with swollen, asian eyes”.
McCammond, a former reporter at Politico, had apologized for the tweets in 2019, calling them “deeply insensitive”, but left after Teen Vogue staff sent a letter to the magazine’s publisher, Condé Nast, protesting her appointment.
After McCammond’s departure it emerged that one of the people who criticised her appointment.
Danielle Kwateng is also already facing some criticism of her own for comments she’s made in the past. Responding to the news of her appointment, several Twitter users shared their views:
Isn’t she the one who called the the kid who always picked his nose in kindergarten, “booger face”? Better fire and cancel her just in case.
— Matt Helm (@MattHelm1967) April 7, 2021
Hope she deleted all her old tweets…
— Anton Kreil Exposed (@AntonExposed) April 7, 2021
I'm sure the soy-filled SJW's that infest that company will still find a reason to get her fired.
— ShadowWalkerOZ_Gaming (@ShadowWalkerOZZ) April 8, 2021
Born in 1987 to two Ghanaian immigrants, Danielle Kwateng is a journalist, editor, entrepreneur, and cultural critic. After earning her degree in print journalism and fashion merchandising from Howard University, Danielle attended Columbia University’s coveted Publishing Course. There, she refined her skills as a reporter and learned the art of authentic, authoritative storytelling. In the following years, she worked at Glamour, Essence, and VICE in various editorial capacities. Currently, Danielle serves as the Culture & Entertainment Director at Teen Vogue.
Throughout her career, Danielle Kwateng has interviewed a number of A-list Hollywood celebrities, including actress Tracee Ellis Ross, celebrity hair stylist Ted Gibson, model Selita Banks, Solange Knowles’ stylist Chuck Amos,singer Miguel, actress Nia Long, rapper Common, filmmaker Spike Lee, and rapper Drake.
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Today marks the release of a powerful new song titled “Good News,” featuring A.A. Prempeh, Sonnie Badu, MOG, and Abba Praise. This uplifting anthem delivers a message of hope and encouragement to listeners across the World.
“Good News” is a prophetic song, boldly proclaiming that this year is destined to be one filled with blessings and breakthroughs. With its infectious rhythm and inspiring lyrics, the song aims to uplift spirits and instill a sense of optimism in the hearts of all who hear it.
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“We wanted to create a song that would speak directly to the struggles and challenges facing our world today,” says A.A. Prempeh, one of the artists behind the track and Also a major Prophet who operates globally “In a time where many are facing uncertainty, we believe that ‘Good News’ will serve as a beacon of hope, reminding people that better days are ahead.”
Sonnie Badu, known for his soul-stirring vocals and powerful stage presence, adds, “Music has the power to heal and uplift, and we hope that ‘Good News’ will touch the lives of listeners in profound ways. Our goal is to spread positivity and encouragement throughout the nations.”
MOG and Abba Praise, stars in the Ghanaian music scene, lent their unique talents to the song, contributing to its vibrant and uplifting sound.
“Good News” is now available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. The artists encourage people everywhere in the world to listen, share, and embrace the message of hope and encouragement contained within the song.
As the world faces its fair share of challenges, “Good News” serves as a timely reminder that brighter days are on the horizon. Through the power of music and prophecy, A.A. Prempeh, Sonnie Badu, MOG, and Abba Praise are spreading a message of hope and positivity that resonates with listeners from all walks of life.
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