I Am...
I am an author, speaker, racial justice strategist, and facilitator of intimate spaces that center care and connection among Black people and people of color. In August 2023, I self-published my first book White Women Cry and Call Me Angry: A Black Woman’s Memoir on Racism in Philanthropy.
I am also the founder of Collective Work, a consultancy devoted to helping organizations answer the question: What liberatory practices can we collectively cultivate so that our strategy is powerfully and authentically executed?
What else can I share? I am committed to my health and wellness. This means making radical decisions every day to protect them both, including spending most of my time outside of the United States. I live in Washington, DC but spend most of my time in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
About The Book
White Women Cry and Call Me Angry is a collection of 18 essays about my experiences with racism at work. In many ways, this book has been a call to community. It has been a catalyst for many of us to come out of hiding, bear witness to each other’s stories, build community, and heal. The book has sold close to 2,000 copies since I published it in August 2023! Conversations with readers have been so meaningful. Even fun! Here are just a few of the questions I have been asked while on my book tour and some of my responses. I hope you will purchase the book, share with others, and join me at a future book talk or event.
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Each month, I share reflections on my author journey and dive into what it means to build restorative spaces and experiences that support Black women and other women of color. If you sign up for my newsletter, you will always see pictures of events and know where to find me as I travel to connect with readers. I also share information about how to support other Black women entrepreneurs, activists, and creatives, and I give you a glimpse into my own reading life and the books that move me and challenge me.