Help me amplify the voices that our male-dominated media so often fails to represent!

I write about issues (that are often censored or skewed in the media) as they pertain specifically to women (and also, more specifically to lesbians). Thanks to sponsors like YOU, I'll be able to devote that much MORE time to giving underrepresented voices a platform. I will continue writing on topics that are important to all of us, but with YOUR help, I'll be able to: do it more often, pay a pro editor and start looking at more ways to broaden the platform using other artistic mediums (photography, video, etc.)...
If you like my work and want to support its expansion, please consider becoming a patron.
Please visit me at: www.juliadianarobertson.com

Bio:
Julia Diana Robertson is an award-winning author, and a contributor for Huffington Post and AfterEllen. She is a first generation Arab-American, who grew up wanting to be a dance teacher and a writer. Second of three children, she was raised by a Beatle-maniac mother and an immigrant Lebanese father. Julia's life could look like any other child growing up in New York during the 80's and 90's—until you take a closer look. From spending time underground in Lebanon during the war to weekend trips on the boardwalks of Jones Beach; from church on Easter Sunday to matrilineal Jewish ancestry, her childhood was anything but textbook. By the age of sixteen Julia was teaching dance classes at a local dance studio. She graduated from SUNY Purchase with a BA in Literature and later enrolled in the UCLA Writers’ Program. Julia is currently working on the sequel to Beyond the Screen Door and exploring ways to contribute to platforms that push for diversity in literature.