Stacia L. Brown is a graduate of Sarah Lawrence College's creative writing MFA program. She is the founder of Beyond Baby Mamas (http://beyondbabymamas.com), a blog and online support community for single parents of color. She has been published at The Washington Post, The Atlantic, Salon, The New Republic, Fusion, Buzzfeed, Poets & Writers, and various other publications. Stacia has appeared on The Today Show, NPR, PBS NewsHour, News Nation with Tamron Hall, and HuffPost Live to discuss pop culture, race, and parenting. Stacia has served as an adjunct instructor of composition and creative writing at Grand Valley State University, Grand Rapids Community College, Kuyper College, and Community College of Baltimore County. She was also the 2013-14 recipient of the Community Engagement Fellowship for Colorlines.com.
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