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Ralinda Watts

PS Contributor

A native of Los Angeles, Ralinda Watts is an author, diversity expert, consultant, practitioner, speaker, and proven thought leader who works at the intersection of race, identity, culture, and justice. She has contributed to numerous publications such as PS, CBS Media, Medium, YahooLifestyle, and the Los Angeles Times. Ralinda is the founder of RalindaSpeaks, a DEIJ (diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice) consulting platform and brand that produced the podcast, RalindaSpeaks, inviting conversation on what matters most: authenticity. Ralinda earned her M.Ed from Columbia University, where her research focused on racial identity development, educational leadership, the recruitment and retention of faculty of color, and the Black social media movement.

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Latest Posts by Ralinda

It's Time to Give Soccer Moms Their Flowers
An All-American, All Women Trio Officiated the World Cup
The Coolest Owners in Women's Sports Are Women
As a Mom, I Love How Netflix's "Forever" Shows Black Love
The Cost of Being a WNBA Superfan and Traveling For Games
The WNBA Is Growing, But OG Fans Are Being Priced Out
Hannah Hidalgo Shares Her March Madness Mindset
Why Women’s Teams Are Just Getting Paid For March Madness
The Aunties of the BNP Paribas Open
6 US Women's Tennis Stars to Watch After BNP Paribas Open
How Jeanie Buss Paved the Way For Women in Sports
Maria Sharapova on Advocacy and the Future of Tennis
Why Serena Williams's C-Walk Is Bigger Than Drake
Why More Women Are Becoming F1 Fans
Black F1 Fans Are Becoming More Visible
The WNBA Must Do More to Protect Its Athletes From Racism
WNBA Fashion Has Never Been Better. Here's Why.
Why Black Sororities Are Important For Friendships, Careers
Black Women's Mental Health During Kamala Harris's Campaign
Celebrating Juneteenth Means Commemorating It
Charm La'Donna on Choreography Process and Inspiration
The Future of WNBA Salaries and the WNBA CBA, Explained
Women Tennis Stars Talk Pay Equity at BNP Paribas Open 2024
Naomi Osaka, Taylor Townsend Bring Kids to BNP Paribas Open