Nov 04

How Bumble Made a ‘Joyful and Representative’ Display of Black Love in the UK

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In creating an affirming moment for Bumble users across Britain, Naomi Walkland found herself inside of an affirming moment of her own. “For the first time, [it was] me working [and] going on a shoot [that] was a majority Black-owned shoot, which was so rare,” the vice President for EMEA Marketing shared during her conversation…

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