mines her personal experiences to tell authentic stories centered on Black womanhood and motherhood.
Through her work as a writer, advocate and speaker, she’s making room for generations of Black women, mothers and creatives to develop their passions to better themselves and society at large.
CRWNMAG // She Swallowed the Sun feat. Tracee Ellis Ross
Kindred by Parents // Series: Dating w/ Kids
Parents Magazine // 6 Ways Black Parents Can Advocate for Their Kids in School
Insider // Parenting During a Pandemic Pushed Me to Ask for Help
UnLady Like // How to Live Single [Podcast]
Mother Mag // Black Children's Book Authors
“As a writer, I’m fixated on telling my story, and the story of Black women and mothers.
I’ve written op-eds, essays and reported narratives
to stir conversations that matter to us.”
Cover Story, Tracee Ellis Ross for CRWNMAG
As the managing editor and senior editorial writer for CRWNMAG, I interviewed actress and beauty founder Tracee Ellis Ross for the Beaty Bible issue. A few weeks after turning fifty, Tracee sat with me and shared her insights on determining our own definitions of beauty, lessons from playing Joan Clayton and her ten-year journey to launch Pattern Beauty.
100 Diverse Voices On Parenthood
As an editor and contributor of this collection of parent anecdotes, I interviewed dozens of caretakers about the very first year of parenthood as a guiding light for those in the trenches.
Q&A: Ashley Simpo on Co-mothering, Journaling and Goal Setting
I learned a lot about the way the divorce process is set up and how it very often fails families. Things like a child and spousal support can cause lifelong rifts between two people, and that’s most damaging to the children
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