Triller Funnels $14M Commitment Into A Fund For Black Creators After Being Accused of Tricking  Influencers Are Out Of Millions

Essence Magazine:

By Jasmine Browley ·Updated August 19, 2022

TikTok has been called out for leveraging Black creators’ intellectual property to propel the app’s popularity among users but has largely done little, until recently,to pay them back for their talent.

In response, digital content-driven companies like Triller have boasted equity opportunities for creators of color. In a news release shared with Essence on August 2, the video-sharing service recently announced that Black creators

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