She is the creator of Truthing, the practice of openly being who you are and refusing to mask any part of yourself to make others comfortable. What started as a principle in her work has become a movement: the book Truthing; Truthing Cards, a conversation game with three editions and more than 100 questions each on race, privilege, bias, sexuality, and more; live Truthing events where people speak their truths and hear others’; daily Truthing segments on social media; and her show, Truthing with Randi B., now streaming on Amazon Prime.

Randi stands for equal rights and fair treatment for every person, period. But she speaks on Black issues because that is her truth, and Truthing means speaking from where you stand. On social media, she covers the headlines about Black people that other outlets overlook, and she talks about them the way they get talked about at the kitchen table: honestly, directly, and with love for the community.

Randi is a regular voice on Roland Martin Unfiltered, a writer for The Root, and has appeared on NBC Bay Area, at Black Enterprise’s Women of Power Summit, and on stages across the country. She is also the author of Neversays™: 25 Phrases You Should Never Ever Say to Keep Your Job and Friends.

Randi founded an award-winning change management firm that she built over more than two decades, advising government agencies and Fortune 500 companies across seven countries and 41 states. She has since stepped back from the firm’s day-to-day operations, bringing her extensive experience in organizational change and DEI to her speaking, writing, and other work. That experience makes her one of the most credible experts on DEI working today, and one of the most honest about what it has and hasn’t delivered.

A proud Tuskegee University alumna and mother of two HBCU graduates, Randi lives in Washington, DC. She doesn’t make people comfortable with her Blackness or her womanhood. She’s madly in love with both, and she invites everyone she meets to find that same freedom in their own truth.