Jouelzy Speaking Fee: $10,000 and Below
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Primary Topic Category:
Influencers and Social Media
Secondary Topic Category:
African American & Black
Jouelzy Speaker Profile: At A Glance
Jouelzy is one of the top-watched African American female vloggers on Youtube. She is best known for advocating for the #SmartBrownGirl. She produces weekly videos for her 170,000+ Youtube subscribers with witty commentary on current events and cultural topics that impact women of color throughout the African diaspora. With a dash of wit, snark and humor, Jouelzy educates her audience on historical and political context of trending pop culture topics in her popular #PopSnark series.
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