Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Shea Moisture Is Giving $20,000 Grants to 5 Social Justice Activists

The haircare brand asked the community to nominate changemakers on its social media accounts

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Shea Moisture is following up its $1 million Covid-19 relief fund to Black-owned businesses with a new activist grant program.Shea Moisture
By Mary Emily O'Hara

June 2, 2020

Black-founded haircare brand Shea Moisture announced a new social justice coalition on Tuesday that will make its first move this June by donating $100,000 to activists.

Mary Emily O'Hara

Mary Emily O'Hara is a diversity and inclusion reporter. They specialize in covering LGBTQ+ issues and other underrepresented communities.

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