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Lilly Workneh

  • Digital Content Head, Rebel Girls
  • Editor-in-Chief, PushBlack.us
Los Angeles
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Cultural fluency is the strongest currency for media in 2026

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By Lilly Workneh
| Nieman Lab Verified
Cultural fluency is the strongest currency for media in 2026 “Audiences no longer offer their attention to outlets that do not understand them.” -ultural-fluency-is-the-strongest-currency-for-med Legacy institutions have spent decades treating cultural fluency as optional. In 2026, it will define survival.
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Wanda Sykes Urges Protection of Trans Community Amid Political Attacks Original

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By Lilly Workneh
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Pride and power took center stage at the second annual Critics Choice Association Celebration of LGBTQ+ Cinema & Television, where a diverse slate of performers — including Niecy Nash-Betts, Wanda Sykes, Bowen Yang, Liv Hewson and Tramell Tillman — were recognized for their standout contributions to film and television.
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Despite a Fight, South L.A.’s “Welcome to Black Beverly Hills” Billboard Comes Down

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By Lilly Workneh
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Historically Black Los Angeles has one less landmark that speaks to its cultural heritage. The iconic “Welcome to Black Beverly Hills” billboard, once proudly stationed near the neighborhood of Ladera Heights, has come down. The creator of the billboard, Robert China Berry, says that he was forced to take down and move the billboard multiple times and is now seeking more permanent signage elsewhere in the area.
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