Maya Denaé Taylor (she/they) has always had a deep interest in stories that
center voices left on the sidelines of important conversations, like students
and especially students of color. She currently attends California State
University, Sacramento, pursuing their Bachelor of Arts in Journalism with a
Philosophy minor. Additionally, she works as the station manager at KSSU,
California State University, Sacramento’s student-run radio station.
Furthermore, she is a 2025 Justice for Black Girls Black Girlhood Studies
Fellow, where she is able to expand upon her deep interest in Black feminist
theory. In their free time, they enjoy reading a variety of genres from magical realism to literary fiction.
The interconnectedness of their advocacy work and journalism passion
grounds her as a writer, creative, and activist.
How to Find Your Voice on Campus And Beyond
