Imani Powell-Razat, is a Seattle based writer and homeschooling mom. Her credits include: The Seattle Times, ParentMap. Her projects have been featured in Wallpaper*, O , The Oprah Magazine, gizmodo, NYLON, NBC Moms and The City, Random House, The NY Times T Magazine, Huffington Post. She is pursuing a Masters in Communications from Johns Hopkins University.
Imani Powell-Razat
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