meme. The meme originates from a 2015 Instagram ... That’s when Killmonger quietly delivers this line: “Hey Auntie.” The internet went crazy for it, and many people called it their favorite ...

Nicole Kenney envisioned Hey Auntie! as a multigenerational source for Black women to support one another. The networking platform promotes kinship among its members, especially as the Black ...

Kenney calls the experience a “classic auntie moment.” Fostering these kinds of unexpected yet deeply meaningful connections is what Hey Auntie!—a digital support platform for Black women—is all about ...

There’s nothing artificial about the intelligence behind Hey Auntie!, the intergenerational wisdom sharing platform created by social entrepreneur Nicole Kenney. Despite all our digital ...

The Philly-based entrepreneur recently led a TEDx talk about the impact aunties — influential, mother-like figures — have had on her life, a thread that’s also inspired her work on tech platform, Hey, ...

There is no way to call the voting fair. Every Black artist has a collection of those Hey Auntie, "We see you," moments. That moment between Jordan, Majors and Bassett provides a glimpse of ...

Founders Nicole E. Kenney and Dr. Deborah D. Roebuck want to change what is often a solitary experience for Black women through the Hey Auntie! platform. This virtual community was designed ...

That sense of isolation is what Nicole Kenney wants to address with Hey Auntie!, an emerging social support network that is connecting Black women across ages and life stages. The platform ...