Founder Launches New Social Media App Called ‘BlackListed’ to Empower Black Community Through Networking
Channing Bell, a visionary African American woman with over a decade of experience in product management across the technology and oil and gas sectors, has launched a new app called BlackListed. Her app is an innovative new social media platform available now on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store that was developed to foster a vibrant community of connection and empowerment. It was designed specifically for Black individuals to network, share experiences, and grow together both personally and professionally.
In future updates, the app hopes to offer a variety of features tailored to enhance networking and community-building among its users. These include specialized forums, event listings, mentorship programs, and business opportunities, all curated to strengthen the ties within the Black community.
“BlackListed is more than just a social network; it’s a movement towards more meaningful connections and a testament to the resilience and strength of the Black community,” Bell adds. The app’s intuitive design and user-friendly interface make it accessible to users of all ages and backgrounds.
As BlackListed launches nationwide, it invites members of the Black community to join and start building lasting connections that empower and uplift. The app is free to download and use.
For more information about BlackListed and to download the app, visit the Apple App Store or Google Play Store today.
About the Founder
Channing Bell is the founder of BlackListed and a seasoned product manager with extensive experience in the tech and oil and gas industries. Her expertise and passion for community building have been integral to designing an app that meets the needs and aspirations of the Black community.
For press inquiries or media interview requests, contact channing@theblacklistedapp.com
