2018 – Current

THE NEW YORK TIMES

• The Artist Making Glassware With Solange Knowles and Saint Heron

VOGUE

• The Future of Interior Design Is Soft and Squiggly

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST

• The Fascinating and Forgotten History of America’s First Freedom Village

TEEN VOGUE

• Racist Stereotypes About Haiti in the Media Dehumanize Haitians

• 10 Sundance Film Festival 2021 Movies to Watch

• 10 Standout Sundance Film Festival 2022 Movies to Watch ASAP

• Mariama Diallo on How She Created “Master,” an Elevated Horror Movie About Racism in Academia

ESSENCE (NYFW)

• Frederick Anderson Is In His Renaissance Era

• Kevan Hall Defines Sophistication

ELLE

• Rebecca Hall’s Passing Says the Most in the Silences

• Beneath the Gore, Bones and All Is a Delicate Romance

NYLON

• Rebeca Huntt’s TIFF 2021 Debut ‘Beba’ Is A Diaristic Self-Reflection

• Glossier Brown’s Instagram Community Pushes For True Diversity In Beauty

• Rediscovering The Influential Fashion From ‘90s Black Sitcoms

INSIDER

• The US owes a debt to Haiti

• Why are gang leaders in Haiti calling for an uprising? How their political influence puts the country's future at risk.

• 'High on the Hog' explores the journey of American cuisine from Africa. How the Netflix docuseries inspired Black chefs to highlight the diaspora's culinary connections.

• Asian-American comedians are fighting back against late night television that makes their culture the punchline.

• A photographer captured the street style of her Asian elders.

Education

2016 – 2020

BA, Journalism and Film Studies

Carleton University