Hi, I’m Queneisha
Certified Holistic Nutritionist | Women’s & Maternal Health Equity | Content & Product Designer | Creative Wellness Producer
I’m a multi-hyphenate creative and wellness product designer specializing in digital content and scalable program frameworks. Passionate about Black women’s and maternal health equity, I bring an inclusive lens and a focus on improving access and outcomes to mission-rooted projects.
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The Bleuprint is my digital journal for reflection, healing, and discovery. A space for science-informed insights, commentary from Black medical experts, guidance on the mind-body connection, and musings that inspire deeper self-connection. Read my first exploration and subscribe.
STATE OF BLACK WOMEN’S HEALTH
Why Health Equity Liberation Matters?
As Mary-Frances Winters, author of Black Fatigue, reminds us: equity doesn’t remove barriers — only liberation can.
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Maternal Health
Black women are three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than White women.
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Reproductive Health
Black women are two to three times more likely than their White counterparts to develop uterine fibroids, a hormone-dependent condition.
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Mental Health
Black women experience depression at rates twice that of men. However, they are only about half as likely to seek care compared to White women.
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Treatment/ Prescriptions
Black individuals are prescribed 10% to 40% fewer medications than their White counterparts for the same illnesses.
DID YOU KNOW?
63% of Black women feel their healthcare concerns are dismissed or minimized by providers, leading to delayed diagnoses and treatment.
I started my journey in holistic health and wellness because my lived experience and that of my loved ones align with these statistics.
There is still an imperative need for trusted conversations, research, and access to resources that center Black women’s health and maternal health experiences.
We have to be willing to embrace the full autonomy of people who are less privileged and understand that equity means making access to opportunity easier, NOT deciding what opportunities they deserve.
-Mikki Kendall
Author of Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot