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Posted: 2017-08-02T19:24:46Z | Updated: 2017-08-02T19:24:46Z 10 Inspiring Black Women And Non-Binary People To Follow And Support | HuffPost

10 Inspiring Black Women And Non-Binary People To Follow And Support

Follow these youth who exemplify the magic within blackness.
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Instagram can be influential in creating positive and negative change in our everyday lives. In a world of skinny teas, hateful comments, and messy celebrity drama, many black young women and non-binary people are staking out an influential place on social media that leaves their followers inspired.

Amongst this group, these 10 young individuals have stood out as people with strong viewpoints, creativity, and a drive towards greatness. Here are the youth that exemplify the magic within blackness:

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@melaminz

Amindi K. Fro$t is a singer and personality on Summer Break . Long before she appeared on the online show, Amindi had curated a strong group of fans that support her relatable and euphonic music.

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@sensitiveblackperson

Mars is a cult-favorite photographer and one of the creators of the Art Hoe Collective . Mars photos are ethereal and their perspective is signature to all of their works.

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@foxyfries

Foxy Fries aka Mithsuca Berry is a teen artist whose eye catching work speaks for itself. Berry says that they want to express the beauty of the tender black woman, beyond controversy, but just by living.

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@zariyaallen

Zariya is a slam poet, singer/songwriter, and actress. Regardless of the medium, Zariyas powerful and authentic voice remains consistent. Her newest EP is titled ruthless & tender .

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@kopanoart

Kopano is a singer and visual artist that states unapologetically in her bio that she is inclusive and angry. The rising college freshman makes accessible and authentic content. Black Woman Spectra is Kopanos latest performance art piece that debuted at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

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@slaylonie

Lalonie Davis is an artist who creates digital art as well as short films . Among many important topics, Davis is vocal about her bipolar disorder and the need for an open conversation on mental health.

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@sageaflocka

Sage Adams is an artist within the Art Hoe Collective and the visual director behind SZAs CTRL album. Her work, whether painted or photographed, is impactful.

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@jeelego

Hale Sheffield is a singer and songwriter who creates crushingly heartfelt music. Her songs have garnered the attention of dedicated listeners.

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@aaron__philip

Aaron Philip is the artist behind dreamy photography and the book This Kid Can Fly: Its About Ability (NOT Disability) . Her work is awe-inspiring and transcends art forms.

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@nastasya_generalova

Nastasya Generalova is both a Wilhelmina Model and a member of the USA Rhythmic Gymnastics National Team. She is also a personality on the current season of Summer Break .

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