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Over the last few years, LinkedIn has evolved from being just a sterile platform made up of those who are just 'looking to make connections' to becoming an inclusive and dynamic space. This is largely due in part to the work of Black Content Creators who have brought their views, opinions, and life journeys to LinkedIn.
Content creating is hard, but being a Black content creator is harder!
We speak with Patrice Lindo about her career journey, how and why she started creating content as well as the pros and cons!
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