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No. 26: Allyson Felix (@allysonfelix)
The six-time Olympic gold medalist penned an op-ed calling out Nike for how the apparel firm dealt with athletes who became moms. Now she's the first-ever sponsored athlete for sports brand Athleta: https://trib.al/WXGsnBH #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/FzXtPMX43k
No. 25: Kristen Clarke (@KristenClarkeJD)
As president and executive director of the National Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, Clarke led the fight to keep the Trump administration's citizenship question off the 2020 Census: https://trib.al/OkAZY90 #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/oMfpOKGkzk
No. 24: Donald Glover (@donaldglover)
Glover made music history when his alter ego Childish Gambino's "This Is America" became the first rap song to win Grammys for both Song and Record of the Year: https://trib.al/qfBCEu9 #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/nVWAhnu6F3
No. 23: Blair Imani (@BlairImani)
A writer, activist and historian, Imani is a fierce advocate for the black, LGBTQ+ and Muslim communities: https://trib.al/MnvNSg7 #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/wNqVrXndEo
No. 22: Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30)
Curry bankrolled Howard University's new golf program and executive produced Emanuel, a documentary about the Charleston, S.C., church shooting: https://trib.al/mbCHEjT #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/pk937rMzmV
No. 21: Nikole Hannah-Jones (@nhannahjones)
This year, she pitched the idea for the New York Times Magazine's landmark 1619 Project, which commemorates the 400th anniversary of the first enslaved Africans' arrival to America: https://trib.al/y460ORG #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/RIofLvYbiu
No. 20: Janelle Monáe (@JanelleMonae)
The Grammy-nominated star has broken the mold in almost every way possible. Up next: She is set to appear in the biopic Harriet, and the new season of the acclaimed Amazon Prime series, Homecoming: https://trib.al/ZYZ2PlJ #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/40GpzdncUZ
No. 19: Jackie Aina @jackieaina
Equipped w/ a dope personality & skin that’ll increase your life’s quality, Aina is a beauty expert & activist who has made it her business to see black women represented in the color spectrum of makeup brands: https://trib.al/qXiXOpi #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/vvjgbZQu4E
No. 18: Beyoncé (@Beyonce)
The King of Music blessed us by forging a deal with @netflix/@strongblacklead to bring #Beychella into our homes. She also traveled to Pride Rock to star in Disney’s The Lion King: https://trib.al/p9Eh5cg #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/AQb0Wpt8q1
No. 17: Tomi Adeyemi (@tomi_adeyemi)
The Nigerian-American writer is the author of Children of Blood and Bone, a West African-inspired fantasy young-adult novel that is being developed into a movie by Lucasfilm: https://trib.al/Wa6nsxc #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/ne3WC8U4Ne
No. 16: Serena Williams (@serenawilliams)
Williams is not only the greatest tennis player of all time, she's also a successful entrepreneur, fashion icon and mother: https://trib.al/XN2K0QJ #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/PbdJu1Ujic
No. 15: Ibram X. Kendi (@DrIbram)
The professor and founding director of the Antiracist Research and Policy Center at American University is the bestselling author of How to Be an Antiracist: https://trib.al/fK8VXcn #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/wLxyyfv5JB
No. 14: LeBron James (@KingJames)
90% of the 3rd & 4th graders at James’ I Promise School started the school year at least one grade level behind but ended this summer either meeting or exceeding their goals in math and reading: https://trib.al/R9O7QB9 #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/8U9JwjjLDP
No. 13: Jeremy O. Harris (@jeremyoharris)
Playwright Jeremy O. Harris' ambitious work, Slave Play, has become the talk of Broadway: https://trib.al/DW6bCGX #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/7xjtibSAJ3
No. 12: Crystal Dunn (@crysdunn_19)
Dunn is a soccer superstar who helped the U.S. Women's National Team win this year's World Cup and become the first team to take it home four times: https://trib.al/poLU3CN #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/wIfAHh2GLA
No. 11: Alysia Montaño (@AlysiaMontano)
Montaño put her career and future sponsorships on the line to fight for women by exposing Nike's discriminatory contracts against pregnant athletes: https://trib.al/4MX9vCd #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/aUJwaUrLTM
No. 10: Karen Attiah (@KarenAttiah)
As the Global Opinions editor at the Washington Post, Attiah has been an evangelist for racial equity and justice: https://trib.al/akMIv6Q #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/psO3gdWRof
No. 9: Janet Mock (@janetmock)
Mock, whose talents have helped elevate the hit series, @PoseOnFX, signed a historic deal with Netflix/@strongblacklead, becoming the first transgender woman to shape content at a major Hollywood company: https://trib.al/tKLPgBM #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/k6Eax6UB3q
No. 8: Rodney Robinson
(@RodRobinsonRVA)
Robinson, a 19-year veteran of Virginia's Richmond Public Schools, won the 2019 National Teacher of the Year Award: https://trib.al/lUK6vA1 #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/V8l7ArEsFo
No. 7: Ilhan Omar (@Ilhan)
A member of the group known as "the Squad," Omar is one of the most outspoken progressives in the House of Representatives: https://trib.al/m5tcUAw #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/LRzU64Jjz7
No. 6: Colin Kaepernick (@kaepernick7)
Colin Kaepernick has continued to advocate for others, donating more than $1 million to community groups while founding his own nonprofit, the Know Your Rights Camp: https://trib.al/F3xfDW6 #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/2lxSmKeK75
No. 5: Oronike Odeleye (@SuiteLadyOro)
Odeleye co-led the #MuteRKelly movement all the way to the courthouse, where the Pied Piper of R&B was finally indicted: https://trib.al/6jZaYIH #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/hsb1xDyzhs
No. 4: Steven Canals (@StevenCanals)
Canals was told “no” over 100 times, but that didn’t stop him from bringing @PoseOnFX into our lives.
#POSEFX is not only inspiring viewers, but also saving the lives of many: https://trib.al/gFjkvkc #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/zW157nc0Cu
No. 3: Lizzo (@lizzo)
Lizzo is a one-woman movement of contagious self-love and a champion for body positivity and people who feel different or unseen: https://trib.al/fBMnvwr #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/CFGKMHQbvG
No. 2: Nipsey Hussle (@NipseyHussle)
Nipsey was beloved in his community because he worked to revitalize the neighborhood by opening businesses, creating jobs and opportunities: https://trib.al/wDZ9O3S #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/80r3vsaUgH
No. 1: Stacey Abrams (@staceyabrams)
Still fighting for the people—she's always fighting for the people—Abrams launched the Fair Fight 2020 initiative to make sure voters aren't illegally silenced or disenfranchised in the upcoming election: https://trib.al/9yiQ6X8 #TheRoot100pic.twitter.com/ez9TQrrsZf
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