Study Suggests Black Social Media Influencers Earn Less Than White Counterparts

A newly released report is highlighting the racial pay gap for social media content creators, saying that Black influencers can make up to 35 percent less than their white counterparts. NBC News' Kalhan Rosenblatt breaks down how influencers make money through social media and whether pay transparency can lessen the pay gap. 

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