Mikki Kendall, a writer and occasional feminist, divides her time between two careers, a family, and brunch. Her writing covers a wide of topics including media representation, police brutality, food insecurity, and others issues that impact marginalized people. Her nonfiction has appeared in publications including The Guardian, the Washington Post, Ebony, Essence, Time, and Islamic Monthly. She also commits acts of fiction largely focusing on black people in every situation under the sun, and a few under undefined celestial bodies.