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Elaine Welteroth describes her professional life throughout her twenties, when she rose through the ranks of the media and fashion industries to become the second-ever Black editor-in-chief of Cond? Nast and helped to make "Teen Vogue" more conscientious about diversity and social issues. Discusses the struggles Welteroth faced as a Black woman and the barriers she broke in the corporate world to get to where she is.