RAW.
TIMELY.
UNAPOLOGETIC.
“So long as you write what you wish to write, that is all that matters; and whether it matters for ages or only for hours, nobody can say.”
Virginia Woolf
Ama (thee Writer) is a Black feminist writer whose passions revolve around people and politics. Beyond her own creative writing, she works with individuals and organizations to develop art, campaigns, and systems that help make the world a little easier to navigate and a lot more liberated for us all.
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Ama writes timely, raw, and unapologetically steamy romance about flawed people living full lives.
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Selling the Shadow Consulting (STSC) is an independent consulting firm specializing in manuscript services, project management, ghostwriting, and writing tutoring.
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Like most DC kids, Ama began her working life through DC's Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) as a dancer at Atlas Dance Studios.
While in school at NCCU, Ama worked in food service and as an RA. After graduating, Ama continued her work as a strategic communicator, writer, and community advocate at the National Women’s Law Center, FWD.us/the I Stand With Immigrants Initiative, and Prime Health.
Portfolio
Press, media, and published writing
Moving the cULTURE, sHAPING OUR fUTURE
Studying the impact of cultural strategy within the immigrant rights space, particularly how it helped shift public sentiment toward immigrants and sustain immigrant protections, even amidst political turmoil. June 5, 2023
Cultural Analysis Report
The brunch Babe Podcast
Podcast
Talking all things joy, love, and Black liberation. Ama explores her dream of curating safe havens for Black people impacted by trans/misogynoir, to explore their relationships to personhood, freedom, and the erotic. May 25, 2023
Girls Write Shit
Poem
A poem about joy and identity. March 30, 2021
eSSENCE magazine
Op-Ed
Joella Roberts is a CNA, caregiver, and DACA recipient from Trinidad and Tobago. “Embracing My Voice As A DACA Recipient” is one part of her story and advocacy. November 21, 2019