Tabitha Brown on the Target Boycott, Donna’s Recipe and Building With Her Husband
About this episode
Tabitha Brown discusses her career, the impact of Target's DEI initiatives on Black-owned brands, and her personal journey with beauty and ALS research.
Tabitha Brown has built an empire by being unapologetically herself, from her career as an Emmy-winning host and author to becoming the founder of two beauty brands. She joins us for a candid conversation about what happened to Black-owned brands after Target rolled back its DEI initiatives—and why she ultimately chose not to renew her contract with the retailer. We also get into the story behind Donna’s Recipe, her natural hair journey, the inspiration behind her Tab & Chance fragrances, and the very personal reason supporting ALS research remains so important to her. Watch our episodes! Shop our episodes Instagram: @ glossangelspod | TikTok: @ glossangelespod Email: glossangelespodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
People in this episode
Hosts: Kirbie Johnson, Sara Tan
Guest: Tabitha Brown
Topics covered
- Black-owned brands
- Target boycott
- beauty brands
- natural hair journey
- ALS research
Keywords
- Tabitha Brown
- Target boycott
- beauty brands
- natural hair
- ALS research
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Target, ALS
Products: Donna’s Recipe, Tab & Chance fragrances
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