Dorena Williamson is an author, a bridge-builder, a speaker, and a co-planter of a multi-racial church that has been doing beautiful work in Nashville for 25 years. Her most recent picture book, Crowned with Glory, is an ode to Black hair and Black girl joy.

In this episode, Dorena and Jonathan Rogers talk about representation, writing the books you want to read, and the perils of "color-blindness."

<a href="https://dorenawilliamson.com/">Dorena Williamson</a> is an author, a bridge-builder, a speaker, and a co-planter of a multi-racial church that has been doing beautiful work in Nashville for 25 years. Her most recent picture book, <a href="https://www.indiebound.org/book/9780593234402">Crowned with Glory</a>, is an ode to Black hair and Black girl joy.
In this episode, Dorena and Jonathan Rogers talk about representation, writing the books you want to read, and the perils of "color-blindness."

Conversations with writers about writing, hosted by Jonathan Rogers.

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