Chloé Hilliard is a larger than life comedian. Well, that’s because she’s 6’1 and rocks a killer afro. Born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in a large Hasidic Jewish neighborhood, Chloé has spun her unique experiences into side splitting laughs. Once you know how to tell a story you’re set for life. As a journalist-turn-comedian, Chloé Hilliard is entertaining the masses with her wit and ability to find the humor in everything. For over ten years, Chloé was a culture and entertainment journalist, writing for The Village Voice, Essence, Vibe, King, and The Source. For her expertise on Hip Hop culture she’s appeared on CNN Headline News, ABC News, Our World with Black Enterprise and C-Span.
Her work has been featured in Best African American Essays: 2009. She made her national TV debut on NBC’s smash hit “Last Comic Standing” and has since appeared on Comedy Central, Tru TV, MTV, BET and made her late night talk show debut on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
Conversations include:
(FREE) CHLOE ACROSS AMERICA
A nightly talk show discussing current events. Follow her and view live and recorded shows at the links below.
Facebook: facebook.com/chloehilliard
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Twitter: twitter.com/chloe_hilliard
DON’T BE A KAREN: Constructive Ways to Use Your Voice
Entitlement is the believe that one is inherently deserving of privileges or special treatment. In Don’t Be A Karen, Chloe Hilliard addresses the pop culture origin of “Karen”, the catastrophe of race riots and lynchings, feminism vs. white feminism, the 53%, benefits of the patriarchy and how to be an advocate for all.
Chloe’s program is presented in a way that holds up a mirror and that will cause some to take offense. Chloe will only present this program in spaces that are willing to support open conversations.
F*** YOUR DIET
By the time Chloé Hilliard was 12, she wore a size 12—both shoe and dress—and stood over six feet tall. Fitting in was never an option. That didn’t stop her from trying. Cursed with a “slow metabolism,” “baby weight,” and “big bones,”—the fat trilogy—Chloe turned to fad diets, starvation, pills, and workouts, all of which failed.
Realizing that everything—from government policies to corporate capitalism—directly impacts our relationship with food and our waistlines, Chloé changed her outlook on herself and hopes others will do the same for themselves.
The perfect mix of cultural commentary, conspiracies, and confessions, F*ck Your Diet pokes fun at the all too familiar, misguided quest for better health, permanent weight loss, and a sense of self-worth.