Who is Kimberly Nicole Foster?

Kimberly Nicole Foster is a cultural critic and creative entrepreneur widely recognized for her trailblazing work in Black women's digital journalism, commentary, and storytelling. She established the groundbreaking platform For Harriet in 2010 as a feminist blog community during her junior year at Harvard University.

Kimberly offers insights and analysis on contemporary digital media, technology, and culture at Making Things Is Hard. Her expertise derives from her more than a decade of experience building an independent media company that generates nearly half a million dollars a year in revenue.

Professional Achievements

  1. Recognition and Awards

    • Named to Forbes' 30 Under 30 in 2016, a testament to her influence and achievements in the media industry.

    • Received a #YouTubeBlack Voices grant in 2021, highlighting her vital role in connecting popular culture to Black feminist thought.

  2. Publications and Media Features

    • Her work and achievements has been featured in renowned publications such as Essence Magazine, The Guardian, The New York Times, and NPR.

Email: Kimberly@MakingThingsIsReallyHard.com

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I've been obsessed with the internet ever since my mom gave me HTML for Dummies back in '99.