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Danielle C. Belton

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June 9, 2017

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Since transitioning over to GMG’s Kinja publishing platform in January, the African-American digital magazine The Root has 35% more uniques each month than it did in the same months last year.

There was some other stuff in there about unions and Univision and Gizmodo Media Group and Fusion, but … dat 35 percent, yo.

Mama, we made it!