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About InClub Magazine
A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Redefining Culture
InClub Magazine is a national print and digital publication centering the voice to those who feel othered—for not fitting neatly into someone else’s idea of what the Black American experience or interest is supposed to be. Think of us as the unofficial syllabus for thoughtful conversations about life, film, fashion, adulting, and the planet for READERS ONLY with good taste.
Alternative media for Gen Z and millennial rebels with range includes the ones who grew up on Paramore instead of Playboi Carti, toggle between James Baldwin and The Odyssey, live on purpose, protect the planet, and brunch at indie coffee shops in sustainable fits.
What We Believe
InClub bridges the fuller, wider, more textured Black experience—one that refuses to be reduced to stereotypes or metrics.
We see you. And we speak directly to you.
Whether you’re juggling scripture and sci-fi, PTA meetings and post-credit scenes, listening to Harry Styles and Styles P—we make space for all of it.
If you’ve ever read both James Baldwin and The Odyssey, love fashion and theology, binge Atlanta and debate Afrofuturism—InClub is your people.
We celebrate the full range of Black culture—not just what’s trending, but who we are fully.
What We Cover
The Gen-Z and Millennial go to for entertainment and pop culture, people, the planet, and purpose—with attitude, style, and faith.
From film, TV, and fashion to identity, activism, luxury living, family, and the nuanced art of adulting—our stories are thoughtful, entertaining, and equipped with vibes.
We lead with a fresh perspective, spotlighting stories that resonate with those too often othered—even within their own communities.
Our coverage reframes mainstream culture through the Black American gaze—wide, rich, and deeply nuanced.
What Makes Us Different
No code-switching required.
We’re not here to fit into categories—we’re here to blow them up.
Our audience is as multifaceted as our content: from Gen Z fandom heads to affluent millennial parents, from emerging artists to Ivy League creatives.
People like LeVar Burton, Taylor Roosk and Blake Lively follow InClub—proof that the culture we speak to resonates far beyond boundaries.
Our Founder, Dion Ringgold
About Dion Ringgold
Founder & Editor-in-Chief, InClub Magazine
Dion Ringgold is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of InClub Magazine, exploring the intersection of purpose and pop culture for those that feel othered. For readers only with good taste.
A proud Philadelphia native, born and bred, Dion studied Business at La Salle University, where his passion for storytelling, culture, and strategy began to take shape. His vision for InClub was simple but radical: to build a media platform that captures the fullness of the Black experience while connecting deeply with Gen Z and Millennial audiences around the world.
Under his leadership, InClub Magazine has become a trusted cultural compass — bridging the African American diaspora and the wider global youth culture, proving that Black media is both universal and unapologetically specific.
The Work
Dion has been invited to cover and participate in some of the nation’s most prestigious cultural and political moments — including The White House Juneteenth Celebration, the Presidential Medal of Freedom Ceremony, and invitations to both the Vice President’s Reception and the President’s Holiday Party at the White House under the Biden Administration.
He’s also covered cornerstone cultural events like Super Bowl Soul Sunday and New York Comic Con, bringing a fresh and faith perspective to moments that shape the cultural zeitgeist.
Across his career, Dion has interviewed some of entertainment’s most influential figures — from Blake Lively, Shameik Moore (the voice of Miles Morales in Spider-Man), and Taylor Rooks, to Sarah Jakes Roberts and more. His work blends the precision of a journalist with the creative direction of a cultural architect, elevating conversations around art, faith, identity, and impact.
In 2024, Dion was named an AT&T Dream in Black Community leader, honored for his leadership and influence in shaping culture and community. He has been featured on NBC 10 Philadelphia, and was featured in Forbes for his visionary work redefining what modern Black media can look like — highlighting how InClub Magazine is reshaping the conversation around purpose, representation, and culture.
The Man Behind the Mission
Dion embodies what it means to be a modern millennial — traditional yet innovative, ambitious yet strategic. He is as passionate about culture as he is about community, blending sharp intellect with timeless style.
Every project, interview, and issue he produces is rooted in a singular pursuit: to impact culture, elevate voices, and live a life worthy of hearing, “well done.”
Meet the Team
Dion Ringgold
Founder & Editor in Chief
@d.ringgold
Ticora Adams
Managing Editor
@vis_attire
ALexandria brooks
SENIOR EDITOR
@iamalexbrooks