Acclaimed author of Black, White, and Jewish, To Be Real, and other influential works
Leading voice on identity, race, gender, and LGBTQ inclusion
Recognized expert on DEI, cultural transformation, and intersectionality
Advocate for LGBTQ rights and women’s empowerment
Rebecca Walker is an influential author, cultural critic, and keynote speaker whose groundbreaking work has shaped national and global conversations on identity, gender, race, and belonging. Born in Jackson, Mississippi, and raised between the contrasting worlds of her mother, acclaimed novelist Alice Walker, and her father, civil rights attorney Mel Leventhal, Rebecca grew up at the intersection of social justice, activism, and literary excellence. Her personal experience navigating biracial identity, queerness, and family legacy informs her deeply resonant voice as both a writer and a public intellectual.
Over her expansive career, she has authored and edited multiple celebrated works, including the bestselling memoir Black, White, and Jewish, the influential anthology To Be Real, and additional collections exploring womanhood, creativity, and cultural transformation. Her writing spans personal narrative, cultural commentary, and feminist theory, establishing her as a leading voice in contemporary discourse.
Rebecca Walker, a prominent figure in the literary world, a dedicated advocate for diversity, and a respected voice in the LGBTQ community. With a compelling blend of personal experience, intellectual insight, and a commitment to social change, Rebecca Walker captivates audiences worldwide as both an author and a keynote speaker.
Rebecca Walker is a trailblazing author, speaker, and advocate whose work spans multiple genres and addresses a wide array of social and cultural issues. Born on November 17, 1969, in Jackson, Mississippi, Rebecca spent her formative years navigating the complexities of identity, race, and gender within the context of her mixed-race heritage. As the daughter of acclaimed author Alice Walker and civil rights lawyer Mel Leventhal, Rebecca was exposed to activism and social justice from an early age, shaping her worldview and fueling her passion for change.
Rebecca is widely sought after as a keynote speaker for her ability to blend intellectual rigor with emotional authenticity. She explores the intersections of race, gender, sexuality, identity, and creativity, offering guidance to organizations and communities striving for meaningful diversity, equity, and inclusion. As a proud member of the LGBTQ community and a lifelong advocate for human rights, she promotes visibility, empathy, and representation.
A master storyteller with a global following, Rebecca challenges audiences to rethink dominant cultural narratives, embrace complexity, and engage in courageous conversation. Her work continues to shape how institutions, leaders, and individuals understand identity and build more inclusive and imaginative futures.
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