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George Lee | Social Justice and Education Content Curator
Oklahoma City, OK, United States
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At the heart of George’s drive is the belief that Education is Elevation. Knowing and understanding other perspectives can create more informed decision making which leads to better outcomes for both you and others. Being purposefully provocative lets George educate his audiences through engaging experiences they would never otherwise have. The lynchpin of education is experience so George offers the necessary experiences to cause a shift in both mindset and action.
Packages
How does it work?All
Instagram
TikTok
Twitter
YouTube
1 Instagram Story
$1500
Promo photo on my IG story with swipe up link
1 Instagram Reel (65 Seconds)
$5000
1 TikTok Story
$5000
A Image or Video created by Conscious or you
1 TikTok Video (65 Seconds)
$15000
I will create 60 second video of me discussing or using your product and post it to my TikTok feed.
2 Twitter Tweets
$1000
1 YouTube Video (3 Minutes)
$3500
1 YouTube Livestream (30 Minutes)
$5000
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FAQ
Who is your audience?
My audience are mainly Millennial aged people from 24-42 that come from educational and politically inclined backgrounds. My audience tend to be people that just love to learn about the world. I speak to the Black community, LGBTQ Community, Disabled Community, Indigenous Community, Progressives, Academics and Students.
What brands have you worked with?
I've worked with Google, Forbes, YouTube, BET, Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Amazon Prime, Amazon, Peacock, Rolling Stone, CNN, Los Angeles SouthWest College, Indiana University, NAACP, Human Rights Campaign, ACLU, Essence and UC Santa Barbara.
