What if we stopped forcing ourselves to fit into a world not designed for us and instead built a world that honors our needs, together?

#disabiltylife

AI in #healthcare #academia can perpetuate and reinforce barriers.. we must be intentional

#nurse

At its deepest level, the fear I hold might be distilled into this:
“If I am not exceptional, I will not matter.”

The intersectionality of being a #black #disabled #woman

#Interviews with a #disability are hard work: if you’re called for and interview or on a screener call:
Ask this question: 1. Could you elaborate on how the #company supports employees from diverse #backgrounds or with unique needs?

“I never realized how easily people could be trained to accept slavery”— Octavia E. Butler

Black women, particularly those with disabilities, face constant scrutiny in conversations -questioned, redirected, or asked to explain every word. This behavior diminishes their voice and reinforces harmful biases. Black disabled women continue to reclaim their agency by shifting

Equity means so much!!!

and the impact of my story are not worth compensation. Sharing my journey is not just storytelling; it’s labor. It’s emotional, intellectual, and deeply personal work that helps others learn, grow, and create meaningful change.

Every barrier we face isn’t just an obstacle—it’s a call to action. We must dismantle ableism and co-create a future where universal access is more than an aspiration. #InclusionMatters

I am a nurse, disability advocate, and storyteller dedicated to equity in healthcare &education. I have expertise in inclusion, policy creation, &leadership while driving change by fostering accessibility, self-advocacy, &creating tools that help diverse individuals and organizations thrive.

Hi!!! Finally over here looking at blue skies ahead