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Being a “unicorn” in the office can be an advantage, but it’s mostly a heavy burden. In the predominantly white world of advertising, minorities are constantly faced with being the sole voice for an entire demographic while seeking to maintain a sense of originality.
This challenge, and a slew of others, is why three formidable black ad women—mono producer Amalia Nicholson, Colle McVoy copywriter Shareina Chandler, and Fallon art director Leeya Jackson—created the honest, hilarious and at times emotional podcast Borrowed
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