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Ten years from now, that's the legacy I want to leave. Actually, no. I want to be known for that now. (I know it might take a while.)
Women deserve to make decisions. Period. And as far as justice for women has come today, we're still facing resistance when it comes to actualizing our decision-making abilities. Wills, trusts, and estate planning documents have been reserved for rich white men and held out of our reach. Not. Any. More.
I know barriers exist, but they don't have to. I'm working to overcome those barriers with every opportunity to stand in front of an audience, every chance I get to consult a group of lawyers, and every individual I help guide to discover their legacy. It's time to push straight through any resistance and place legal documents and decision-making straight into the hands of women of color.
As a committed leader in legal discourse, I’ve made it a point to participate in my several community projects. Through the nonprofit, Be the Bridge, I’m working to empower people through racial healing and justice. I’m actively contributing to the largest online legal community, Above the Law. My membership at the local library’s inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility group is being put to good use. And in case you haven’t seen, I’m also proud to be releasing my debut book in 2024, WILL POWER, for people who want just as much access to legacy-building tools as I do.
There is no reason you should feel left out or lost in creating and protecting your legacy. You deserve to be informed. You deserve to declare your decisions. You deserve to create the impact you want for the future you dream will exist.
I refuse to keep my work quiet. Below are just a few of the places where I’m making sure marginalized voices are being prioritized and women of color are hearing the message they’ve needed for their entire lives.
Sis, you’re in the right place. I’ve created a preliminary guide to help you with healthcare, financial, and wealth transfer considerations.