In June 2019, I received a newsletter from The Well—a newsletter geared to black women. One post stood out to me. There was a former Essence editor who was looking for content for black women on a Medium publication called ZORA. I didn’t know what ZORA nor Medium was, but I pitched my idea on facial recognition anyway. On Juneteenth 2019, that first post was published. I’ve been writing on Medium ever since and joined Substack in the winter of 2021.
You may have seen my writing on these platforms:
“I Do See Color” (moved from Medium to Substack in November 2022)
“BlackTechLogy” (inspired by a freelanging gig with tech/marketing company GoalsTV)
“Doggone World” (moved from Medium in November 2021 to Substack as “Black Girl In a Doggone World”)
“Homegrown” (moved from Medium in November 2021 to Substack as "“Homegrown Tales” on Substack)
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