The Ahmaud Arbery murder trial has changed my life forever...in ways, I can not count! It has given me excellent ways of blending Art and policy, in ways I could never imagine.

In the past, I have been an advocate for Black History by representing female characters of historical significance. But my work with the Transformative Justice Coalition since the summer months, (with the John Lewis Voting Rights Act & now Ahmaud Arbery) has made it

possible to “re-focus” on how I can support and/or hold accountable our legal system with creative performances that creates a “felt-experience” and cause them to act for the people with whom they vow to work for!

Many of our elected officials and government bodies fail to see the significance of all races of people, and because they are far removed from humanity they neglect inclusion...Art brings it right back into focus!

Before working with this Washington D.C. Law Firm & Non-profit organization, I had the extreme pleasure of assisting local STL political candidates with videos, voice-overs, acting, photography, singing, and graphics work.