Siraad Dirshe is a writer, surfer, and social strategist from NY now living in LA. Find her bylines in the New York Times, Vogue, The Cut, and elsewhere.
New Documentary Spotlights Surfing's Unrecognized African Roots
A conversation with film director David Mesfin on Black surfing, shifting cultures, and Africa's unrecognized role in surf history
Community, Not Customers: A Q&A with Usal Founder Michael Washington
How the Los Angeles-based brand unites modern nature enthusiasts through retreats and workshops (and merch) championing inclusivity and accessibility
I Just Wanna Surf: A Conversation With Photographer Gabriella Angotti-Jones
With her new book "I Just Wanna Surf" the LA-based photographer empowers Black folks to get in the water while challenging what surf media looks like
South Africa's Mami Wata Launches in the US, Bringing Vibrant Surf Style
With longtime action sports ambassador Selema Maskela at the helm, the South African brand launches stateside to build on the success of AFROSURF book
Camp Yoshi Is Where Black Folks Can Unleash Their Inner Child, Outdoors
Adventure travel company founders Rashad, Ron & Shequeita Frazier talk fostering a space where people of color can reconnect with nature in peace
How Nature Photographer Gina Danza Created a Life of Epicness
We talk with outdoor enthusiast @wildgina on her path to working in the outdoor industry, increasing Black representation in nature, and much more
