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Ojekunle's debit card, which was linked to her parents' bank account, was declined after she attempted to pay for a few items at the grocery store. "That's like life-changing money," Ojekunle said. Becoming a big saverA big part of financial stability is psychological, and financial trauma is real, she noted. As she got into the habit of saving, she began transferring money directly to the account. According to a screenshot of her bank account viewed by Insider, she was also able to save over six figures before purchasing her home.
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TikTok creator Danessy Auguste has spent the past few weeks feeling confused over the frenzy surrounding influencer Alix Earle. But for white women, their least successful videos, on average, still have the capability to reach millions of viewers, Boffone said. What would it take to get a ‘Black Alix Earle’? Adding another dimension to the Alix Earle discourse, one influencer posed a provocative question:“Do we deserve an Alix Earle?” Niké Ojekunle, who goes by @specsandblazers on TikTok, said in a video. Communal support with trends such as #BlackGirlFollowTrain have already allowed Black women to intentionally engage with one another’s content.
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