Teen black girls code website to encourage others to share their achievements

Feb. 17, 2025 - PRLog -- Avril Piera and Paris Ofe are two teen black girls who have coded a website for people to share their achievements without feeling like nobody cares.

Coded entirely with HTML, JavaScript, PHP and CSS, Fearless Identities serves as a social platform for the unheard. Unlike typical social media platforms, posts on the site have no likes or followers and every achievement is anonymous as all achievements are considered equal. They want to inspire others to uplift their peers with no comparison or competition and encourage others to recognize that achievements should be celebrated rather than undermined.

Users on the site can share positive messages and achievements on the post section, the users can read positive news and updates on the news section.

In an industry where black women make up only 3% of the tech industry, Avril and Paris aim to inspire girls to thrive in tech and STEAM spaces. Their mission is to spread positivity and make the internet a kinder and safer place.

See the site here: https://www.fearlessidentities.com/