Alexis Oatman

Alexis Oatman has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in October 2020. The social media accounts linked to from Alexis Oatman are: • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, alexisoatman has populated their site with: • Ladies and Gentlemen, We Have a New Queen of Heartbreak | Harper's Bazaar • Actress Angela Lewis Talks Snowfall Season 4, John Singleton’s Legacy, and Motherhood — 247 Live Culture Magazine • Will Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes return to ‘GMA 3′ amid affair scandal? | Cleveland.com • Why Rihanna's Reign Just Won't Let Up | Essence • Diddy's Federal Investigation Timeline | Hot 97 • Beyoncé’s Great Resignation Anthem 'Break My Soul' Offers Fans Their Own Renaissance | Girls United • Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ Honors Black And Queer Dance Music's Legacy | Okayplayer • The Girls On Those At-Home Relaxer Boxes In the 2000s Didn't Even Have Relaxed Hair | Allure • Jada Holmes Turns Everyday Things Into Fashion—And Goes Viral In the Process | GLAMOUR • Ivy Park's Latest Collection Is An Ode To Black Cowboys | Essence • Mary J. Blige's Best Fashion Moments Throughout The Years | Essence • How Grand Crew Successfully Explores Vulnerability and Black Male Friendship | Movieweb • Why Ashley Banks is One of Bel-Air's Most Important Character | Movieweb • Moments That Made Euphoria Season 2 So Memorable | Movieweb • What We’re Not Talking About When We Talk About Last Night’s Slap | The Cut • We Can All Relate to Kat's Toxic Positivity Meltdown | Teen Vogue • Black Witches Debunk The Biggest Myths About The Occult | Essence • Teyana Taylor Opens Up About Facial Injectables: 'It Was Super Quick And Wasn't Even Really That Painful' | Essence • The Dangers Of Artists Not Controlling Their Stans | Okayplayer • Why Horror Films Needs More Black Final Girls | Essence • UPROXX • HOTNEWHIPHOP • HIPHOPDX • THE NEWS-HERALD • CLEVELAND.COM • HOT 97 • Solange's ‘A Seat At The Table’: Seven Years Later | Essence • Why You Should Be Watching Abbott Elementary | Movieweb • Listen To Me On BBC’s “The Cultural Frontline”