Diamond Stylz is a veteran voice in the millennial Black trans community, bridging the gap between grassroots activism and modern digital media. As the executive producer of the weekly podcast Marsha’s Plate, she delivers intellectual commentary on trans-inclusive pro-Black feminism and culture. Her background in investigative reporting is evidenced by her Scripps Howard Journalism Award for the series Death In The Family and her role as a co-producer for the documentary Intentionally Erased. Stylz recently won two GLAAD Media Awards for her contributions to the Hulu docuseries PRIDE: To Be Seen and her children’s book Becoming Who You Are. While maintaining her focus on social justice through collaborations with organizations like the ACLU and Gilead Sciences, she has expanded her portfolio to include high-production travel vlogging in Southeast Asia and the plus-size streetwear series Chasing Threads. This combination of investigative rigor and lifestyle aesthetic makes her a collaborator for brands prioritizing equity and informed cultural critiques.