#khadi don

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Khadi Don

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Lesbian

DOB: 4 April 1996

Ethnicity: African American

Occupation: Youtuber, comedian, actress

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Khadi Don: social media personality, comedian, and actress. 

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"Don't Know Who to Watch" on YouTube Now That Jenna Marbles is on Hiatus? Here are 10 Black YouTubers You Can Support in Her Absence:

Nyma Tang: Nyma is a make-up and beauty vlogger who has a popular series called "The Darkest Shade" where she tries out the darkest shade from foundation launches and sees if they will work for her complexion. She's funny, honest, and provides a lot of useful information about makeup regardless of your skin tone.

Nathan Zed: Nathan's been a YouTuber since 2011, where he originally went under the name TheThirdPew. He took a break to finish school, but is back and better than ever. Nathan does comedy sketches and commentary, and is incredibly funny.

Patricia Bright: Patricia is somewhat of a Jack of All Trades. While her content started as beauty and lifestyle, she's recently launched a second channel dedicated to educating her followers on financial literacy. You can access that channel, called The Break Platform, here.

CalebCity: That kid from vine? He has a YouTube channel now. Caleb uploads comedy sketches, and in the spirit of vine, they're normally pretty short. They're also a little Twilight Zone-y, so you're always in for a twist ending.

TooMuchMouth: Shanygne is a makeup and lifestyle vlogger. She also makes (hilarious imo) storytime videos of her past experiences in retail work. She has her degree in PR and recently started a series where she analyzes the failure of once popular make up brands, and tells how she would go about reviving them if she was in charge.

For Harriet: Kim is a social commentator. She does deep analyses of racism in pop culture, and speaks about the intersectionality of racism with other social issues, including feminism and rights for the lgbt+ community.

Arnell Armon: Arnell is an incredibly funny hair and makeup artist, who has a series on her channel where she recreates famous celebrity hairstyles and wigs. Her videos are often her walking us through how she creates her looks, though sometimes she does more "get ready with me" style videos where she talks about her life, answers questions, etc. (She also has a twin sister who does makeup, and went viral for her Fenty foundation reviews. You can access her channel here.)

Khadi Don: Khadi is also an ex-viner turned YouTube sketch comic, and she's one of the few female sketch comedians on YouTube. Her videos are often parodies of famous Black movies. Khadi also recently posted a video detailing her struggles with depression and anxiety, and the difficulty of being a comedian who struggles with those issues.

amandabb: Amanda is a social commentator and a self proclaimed "ranter". Her videos often dissect pop culture, and she has a series called "Everything Wrong with ______" where she talks about different television shows. Amanda also just posted two really good videos talking about Shane Dawson and the idea of "cancel culture".

Jackie Aina: Jackie is probably the OG popular Black makeup vlogger. She's been YouTube for around 10 years now, and continues to break ceilings for Black women on the platform. While Jackie is no stranger to YouTube-Beauty-Guru-style drama, she has seized every opportunity for growth and self reflection, and her authenticity shows clearly in her videos. She uses her platform to advocate for representation for Black women, specifically dark skinned Black women, both in the makeup world and in everyday life. (Her editing is also hilarious.) Jackie has also unfortunately been the victim of persistent and unfathomable racism, including from her fellow makeup YouTuber, Jeffree Star.

Bonus: it's not a YouTuber, but you can watch A Black Lady Sketch Show on HBO's YouTube Channel here. It's a sketch comedy show made entirely by Black women, and heavily features queer Black icons as well. It's also hilarious.

So there you go! 10 new people to watch and give your support to while Jenna takes her break. I hope this list introduces you to someone new, provides you with a new perspective, and opens up your bubble just a little bit.

Feel free to add more in the replies!

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