Maya Mansour
Maya Mansour received her BA from The Evergreen State College where she studied the intersection of the art world and the prison system. Her creative work has been published on platforms including Ebony, SoulPancake, and the Journal of Critical Scholarship on Higher Education and Student Affairs. Maya is invested in fostering a culture that values the healing power of art on both an individual and collective level.
Honoring Diversity: How We Address One Another
How a Baha’i is Helping Marginalized People Feel Confident in Their Skin
How a Student Changes Hearts with Music
Gentrification, Justice and Tourism
Juliet Crossley: The Artist Who Turns Trauma Into Beauty
Self Care and Moderation for Race Unity Activists
Why We Excuse Excess
The Power of Words: Anti-Blackness in Everyday Language
Finding Harmony In Long-Distance Friendships
How Tahirih’s Art Serves Generations of Creatives
The Spiritual Significance of Roses
How We Can Envision and Create a Future That Values Femininity
A Love Letter to the Pupil of the Eye
Justice, Black Girls’ Hair, and Why I Applaud Lulu Williams
The Death of an Activist for Racial Justice
