My work as an editor spans online and print publications including, focusing primarily on identity and health, in addition to creative publications such as Quail Bell Magazine’s recently released Lunar Phoenix: An Anthology of Black Voices, which features fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry.
In addition to personal essays, a majority of my recent work revolves around representation, identity, and how mental and physical health intersect with the experiences of folks from marginalized communities. You can find pieces like these within my work at Healthline Media (including Psych Central) and Verywell.
Printed pieces of mine can be found publications like Asparagus Magazine, Burnt Roti, Radical, and Landscape Architecture Magazine.
Below is a selection featuring some favorite and more recent online publications:
Sexuality and Sexual Health
More, Please — Black Femme Collective
How Can We Say Yes If We Can’t Say No? — Pulp Mag
I’m a Black, Queer Woman and This is How the Election Will Impact Me — Well + Good
Starting a Family Costs More for Queer People Like Me — Rewire.News
Health, Wellness, and Representation
Fighting for Black Lives through Chronic Pain — Asparagus Magazine
Healthline
At The Intersection: Navigating Chronic Illness and Black Womanhood
Redefining Healthy Online and At The Clinic: 6 Dietitians Who ‘Get It’
Psych Central
When Body Size Blocks a Diagnosis
The Media’s Portrayal of Bipolar Disorder and Why It Needs to Change
How a Lack of Black Hollywood Executives Affects the Black Community
News and Media
Psych Central News
Selena Gomez’s Rare Impact Fund Host First Live Mental Health Youth Action Forum at White House
Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst’s Suicide Is Latest in a Growing Trend
Verywell
Study Reveals Racial and Demographic Disparities in Clinical Trials
Housing Insecurity Leads to Difficulty Sleeping
Overcoming the Stigma That Unfairly Links Violence and Mental Illness
Mic
For Black Iris Project, Dance is a Form of Resistance
How The Crown Act can help fight against hair discrimination at work
Next City
How California is winning the fight against hair discrimination
Every Protest, Removed Statue and Police Reform Policy Change Since Late May
Los Angeles Shines a (Street) Light on Equity
Additional Selected Publications
When Masculinity Meets Trauma: How Art Mirrors Life in Da 5 Bloods — Watercooler HQ
RBG and the Double and Triple Consciousness of Black, Queer Women — Prism
Richmond’s Black Community Address Food Desserts — Natural Awakenings
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