Born in Atlanta and raised in DC, I was brought up by two strong black parents that instilled the magic of being a black girl in me at a very young age. Infinitely Dimensional dives into my journey as a young black woman pursuing my entrepreneurial goals to uplift the black community while balancing a relationship, a social life, my mental and physical health, and the daily complexities of being a black woman in America.

As the amazing Angela Rye would describe herself as “sophistiratchet”, there is a wide range of layers that make up black womanhood. We can be sophisticated, ratchet, outspoken, articulate, fun-loving, and un-fuckwithable all at the same time. Whether I’m watching reality TV on VH1 or a political debate a few channels over, I am the same black girl throughout.

Black women are infinitely dimensional. Put some respect on that.