Fashion Needs More Powerful Black Voices — So Ethan Miller Created a New Way To Help
Subject
Fashion; Culture; Education
Description
Ethan Miller’s fashion story began when he was one of seven children in a working-class family in a predominantly white town in rural Idaho, not far from where members of the Aryan Nations were known to squat. Miller had no fashion industry mentors, no inside track, no nothing.
Creator
Robin Givhan
Source
Publisher
washingtonpost.com
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