Growing up as a Black woman in Alabama, in the U.S., in a school where only 32 students out of over 300 shared her identity, then attending a historically Black college and university in Tennessee, before moving to New Jersey, Tokyo, and, finally, Denmark — Ambre James-Brown’s journey spans countries, cultures, and people. Over a […]
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