Kiandria Demone is a marketing strategist turned viral content creator and activist, known for blending storytelling, tech skills, and unapologetic truth telling to spark real world change. She began her career as the founder of the first ever social media marketing agency in the state of Alabama, later expanding her work after relocating to Atlanta, Georgia. Her agency has provided brand development, web design, graphic creation, and strategic content for hundreds of businesses and causes across the country.

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In 2020, after the loss of her husband, Kiandria began sharing her grief journey online. Her raw honesty and compelling voice resonated with thousands, propelling her to viral success on both Instagram and TikTok. What started as a personal outlet evolved into a mission: to use her voice as a digital storyteller and truth speaker, uplifting marginalized communities through content, creativity, and connection.

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Her passion for justice deepened in 2024 with the announcement of Kamala Harris's presidential campaign. Inspired by seeing a Black woman run for the highest office, Kiandria launched a movement centered merch line that supported the campaign while celebrating Black joy, culture, and resistance. The brand rapidly grew a loyal following and continued to gain national attention for its bold, political, and purpose driven designs.

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As her platform grew, so did her voice. Kiandria became widely known for calling out racism online, often with sharp wit, humor, and fearless clarity. By 2025, her activism reached a new height when a white woman went viral for calling a Black child the N-word and profiting off of a fundraising campaign. Outraged by the injustice, Kiandria used her background in marketing and web development to inspect the campaign’s HTML code and expose the payment processor responsible for enabling hate based fundraising.

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Her findings sparked a national boycott and launched the #SquareUpForJustice campaign, a movement demanding corporate accountability, racial justice, and the end of profit from hate. The campaign has since reached national media, caught the attention of lawmakers, and ignited widespread online action.

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Today, Kiandria continues to work at the intersection of tech, storytelling, and activism. She remains dedicated to her entrepreneurial work while using her platform to educate, expose, and empower—proving that one voice, when used boldly, can change everything.