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Danielle Kwateng

Executive Editor

Danielle Kwateng is a journalist, editor, entrepreneur and culture critic. After earning her degree in print journalism and fashion merchandising from Howard University, Danielle attended Columbia University's coveted publishing course. There, she refined her skills as a reporter and learned the art of authentic, authoritative storytelling. She's worked at Glamour, Essence and Vice in various editorial capacities. Currently, Danielle serves as the executive editor of Teen Vogue.

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These 54 African Designers Should Be on Your Radar

They're melding cultural heritage with contemporary influences.

What It's Like Staying at Kayak Miami Beach Hotel

The booking site opened its stylish, retro hotel in 2021.

From Music Videos to “P-Valley,” Karena Evans Is Trusting Her Vision

“Whether in front of the camera or behind, I'm constantly thinking about how I can foster a better space for Black women.”

Black Women Can't Anymore

Ari Lennox and Brittany Renner interviews have shown that misogynistic podcasts end with us.

Best Places to Visit in Senegal 

Africa's largest statue, amazing food, gorgeous beaches, and more.

5 Simple Ways to Upgrade Your Apartment Right Now

These cost-effective home decor ideas will immediately upgrade your chic level.

Michaela Coel Unpacks New Book “Misfits” & Existing Despite the White Gaze

The talent also talks about cancel culture, unconscious bias, and remembers Khadija Saye.

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While he never named Lil Nas X, DaBaby's homophobic rant is a reminder of how present homophobia is in rap.

What's Going on Right Now at Teen Vogue

A letter from our new executive editor, Danielle Kwateng.

Rapper Falz Talks #EndSARS and Nigeria's History of Protest

"We're by no means defeated."

Just Pictures: Antwaun Sargent's Unlikely Path Into the Art World

"Knowledge can come to you in a lot of different ways."

In “I May Destroy You,” I Saw My Ghanaian Identity

In episode 10 of "I May Destroy You," Arabella goes home.

Megan Thee Stallion Deserved Privacy

Public discourse rooted in disrespect is a danger that no one can afford.

Kehlani Gets Real About Social Media and Celebrity Culture

Our May cover star opens up about life under the spotlight.

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"Instantly we can just jump into it.”

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The actor talks about life after "Star" and the important life lessons she's learned.

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Boutiques and restaurants and art museums, oh my!

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Victoria Monét, Karena Evans, Soulection DJs, and more dynamic artists are all here.

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"At its core, it's a love letter."

How Aurora James Started an Africa-Based Brand Without Culturally Appropriating

"Fashion shouldn't be used as a tool to further oppress people."

This Jewelry Designer Is Helping to Get Homeless People Off the Street

"It's a really big deal and doesn't get highlighted."