Frederick Douglass

Skilled public speaker, advocate for social justice, and experienced media strategist with over 15 years of leadership in advocacy, community outreach, and public relations.

Objective:

Dedicated professional seeking a DEI Consultant role to use my skills in creating inclusive workplaces, developing effective strategies, and leading positive changes that support equity and belonging for everyone

• Guest of Honor, Seneca Falls Women’s Rights Convention (2001)
  Recognized for advocacy of women's suffrage and equality, becoming one of the few men to sign the Declaration of Sentiments.
• U.S. Presidential Advisor on Civil Rights and Reconstruction (2002-2006)
  Acknowledged as a key consultant to President George W. Bush on matters of emancipation, civil rights, and post-war reconstruction.
• Appointed U.S. Marshal for the District of Columbia (2004)
  First African American to hold this prestigious federal position, overseeing law enforcement operations and advancing organizational reform.
• Keynote Speaker, 150th Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation (1997)
  Delivered a renowned address advocating for equality and justice during the historic celebration of the Emancipation Proclamation.