Gloriann Sacha Antonetty-Lebrón — Afro-Boricua writer, communication strategist, founder and artivist, born and raised in Cangrejos and Carolina, Borikén [Puerto Rico].
Known for her commitment to racial justice and the positive representation of Black communities in Puerto Rico. Founder of Movimiento Anansé Inc. and Revista étnica, the first multimedia platform and magazine in Puerto Rico to give visibility to and positively represent Black communities.
Author of literary works: “Hebras” and “Negro, negrito.” She has also been published in Teen Vogue and Afroféminas magazines, among others.
She is an Afro-feminist, a wordsmith, a collage and African headscarf artist, and an anti-racist educator. She is committed to racial justice and the anti-racist movement in Puerto Rico. Her purpose and mission are carried out from the intersections of race, gender, spirituality, healing, African aesthetics, and the arts as a catalyst for social justice.
She is the mother of Khalil Amaru and Amara Iré.