AT&T is celebrating Black History Month with its inaugural Dream in Black 28 list, a celebration of 28 creators who have dared to Dream In Black and are paving the way in the Black community as they shape the now, the new, and the next. The Dream In Black 28 Experience is a Dream In Black initiative designed to tell inspirational stories that explores and cultivates the interest in African American history and powers the possibilities of the future.
Each week, they’re unveiling seven people from the specially curated list and celebrate their accomplishments and courage to Dream In Black! Last week, I took part in the official launch Twitter Party, where we announced the first 7 creators being honored! Drumroll please….
1. Queen Latifah,
2. Zendaya,
3. Phoebe Robinson,
4. Khalid,
5. Terrence J,
6. Devon Franklin,
7. Van Jones
Here are some of the highlights from the celebration!
Zendaya via Instagram stories: #DreamInBlack https://t.co/SKw9aukHuA pic.twitter.com/ua18r9ieSH
— Zendaya Media (@ZendayaMedia) February 2, 2019
What!? @att has just revealed their #DreamInBlack 28 Future Makers list for #BlackHistoryMonth! #attpartner #ad pic.twitter.com/Eg3gWLNjjS
— Rickey Smiley (@RickeySmiley) February 1, 2019
I am honored to be on the inaugural #dreaminblack 28 Future Makers list for #blackhistorymonth. I challenge you all to continue Dreaming in Black and post how you are making history day. Thanks @att for the honor! pic.twitter.com/5SIFpzXoaI
— DeVon Franklin (@DeVonFranklin) February 5, 2019
I love me some Queen I’m not surprised she made the list she’s so inspirational #dreaminblack #ad #attpartner pic.twitter.com/tlLlwLfa6I
— Queen Thrifty (@QueenThrifty) February 1, 2019
I see you @TerrenceJ on the #dreamininblack list! Doing big things! #dreaminblack #AttPartner #BlackHistoryMonth pic.twitter.com/m86BUDSHlS
— Daysha Britt-Wills (@dayshabritt) February 1, 2019
A1: Dreaming in black means making sure my boys are prepared to do their very best and to make sure we give them the tools for success. #ad #DreamInBlack #attpartner
— Derrick& Tatanisha (@thiswortheylife) February 1, 2019
I just LOVE this: “Dream in Black is a mindset where success can look like anything you can dream.” #DreamInBlack #attpartner pic.twitter.com/ylaQfp3e78
— AnnMarie (@TheAnnMarieJohn) February 1, 2019
HOW DO YOU DREAM IN BLACK? TWEET AND WIN!
As I mentioned earlier, there will be 7 people unveiled each week. HOWEVER, there’s one spot left for individuals just like you and me to join this incredible list!
From now through February 28, 2019 post a photo/video explaining how you are making history using #DreamInBlack on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for your chance to become one of the Dream in Black 28 future makers. The selected contestant will also win a flyaway trip for two to Hollywood, CA to attend one of Black Culture’s biggest events in entertainment. The lucky winner will be contacted during the second week in March!
Here are some of the amazing stories and videos shared so far!
#dreaminblack @att how do you dream? Pass on the power of dreams! pic.twitter.com/2JeZp8C55S
— Peyton B (@PeytonZBasnight) February 3, 2019
#DreamInBlack I represented my school at a speaking competition, during my speech i questioned the thoughts of younger and older minds and helped many kids my age notice the poor treatment of those from different backgrounds. As a young black male it was my duty to do so. pic.twitter.com/9TOzjY4sOF
— Kevin.O.A (@THE_FRESH_PRC) February 3, 2019
Me … a #spelmangraduate class of 1993. When I #graduated , my #mother graduated!!! We both #dreaminblack !!! ❤️❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/q2Yjuu6DfH
— Tangie Ambrose (@TangieAmbrose) February 1, 2019
#DreamInBlack #futureblack @ATT Dreaming in black comes from passion, and music is passion! Get inspired! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/3naJo9hb8H
— Prom the Producer (@BoobooRobinson1) February 4, 2019
#DreamInBlack I represented my school at a speaking competition, during my speech i questioned the thoughts of younger and older minds and helped many kids my age notice the poor treatment of those from different backgrounds. As a young black male it was my duty to do so. pic.twitter.com/9TOzjY4sOF
— Kevin.O.A (@THE_FRESH_PRC) February 3, 2019
Be sure to join us this Friday, February 15th at 12:30pm EST as we continue this very important conversation! Follow #DreamInBlack or go to www.att.com/dreaminblack for more information.
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