Makiah Green is a writer, revolutionary, and activist. As a professional writer, she aspires to empower and enlighten marginalized communities through film, television and the written word. She is the co-founder of Black Book LA, a community for Black millennials in Los Angeles. She is also the creator of MyPWI, an online space for students of color at predominately white universities. She also works as a freelance writer and has contributed to various publications, including Huffington Post Black Voices, Urban Cusp, FIAT USA Backstage Blog, and Loop 21.
Makiah is a double graduate from the University of Southern California with a Master’s degree in Professional Writing and a B.A. in English-Creative Writing. When she isn’t writing, she enjoys rapping, photography, dancing wildly in public spaces, and impromptu beach escapades.
Contact – @makiahisms
Email: makiahmgreen@gmail.com
I like what you’re talking about. Nobody’s gonna be at my “judgement day” but me and God. That’s how I conduct my life.
You now understand the narcissism and predatory nature of church leadership. Your personal covenant relationship with God and study of the word is all you need to stay connected.
Hi Makiah,
On Fri 7/29/2016 I e-mailed you info on a potential project you might find very rewarding entitled “Leaving the Church + Epidemic hitting African-American community + documentary film making”
Hope to hear from you !!!
– Keith