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Have Her Back was a DEI consultancy dedicated to helping companies enhance their work culture and DEI initiatives. Recognized as one of Fast Company's Most Innovative Businesses, they focused on creating lasting, impactful change for organizations committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

For HHB’s social profiles, I created content that broke down buzzwords, tackled current events, and celebrated trailblazers making history for excluded groups. It was all about blending education with celebration, raising awareness while empowering and inspiring positive change.

THE Have Her Back Brief

I created The HHB Brief, a newsletter packed with DEI industry updates, essential business news, and helpful resources for clients and subscribers. It was designed to keep everyone informed, empowered, and always one step ahead in the world of DEI.

EXCERPT FROM NEWSLETTER

Thursday, the Senate confirmed Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is the pinnacle of the United States judicial system and now, after 223 years, Jackson will be the first Black woman to sit on the court.  

Throughout Justice Jackson's confirmation hearings, Republican's worked hard to try and present an argument that Jackson was not qualified for the position and attempted to sully her record. After taking in her experience as a Supreme Court clerk, a public defender, a district judge, her works as a judge for the Court of Appeals, along with her poise, determination and brilliance Jackson was confirmed with a 53-to-47 vote.  

“Nobody’s going to steal my joy,” Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) said in regard to the vote. He also noted Judge Jackson’s elevation to the nation’s highest court exemplified “the promise of progress on which our democracy rests.” 

Representation is proof of that progress and of the promise that all voices – especially voices from historically excluded groups – will be welcomed and heard. Black women and girls can finally see themselves reflected in the highest levels of government, from Vice President to Supreme Court Justice. This is more than just the first Black woman on the Supreme Court. This is a ceiling being shattered and inspiration for generations of Black girls to come. Ketanji Brown Jackson is unflappable, poised and the first Black woman to break this barrier.  

May she not be the last.