Blaque Diamond™ is a rare diamond and an award-winning author, international speaker, podcast host, and transformational life coach whose work sits at the intersection of storytelling, trauma, and purpose-driven impact.
In 2025, she became the CEO of AXXESS GRANTED, a ROKU channel dedicated to amplifying authentic voices, lived experience, and transformational narratives. She also serves as COO of The BHC Media Group Network on ROKU, where she helps structure platforms, develop creators, and shape content that educates, heals, and inspires communities globally.
Blaque Diamond is also an Alumni Ambassador and Consultant for the United States Institute of Diplomacy and Human Rights (USIDHR), where she contributes to human rights awareness and advocacy through education, leadership, and lived-experience consultation.
Her journey is rooted in resilience. A guardian, foster, and adoptive parent, she has raised fourteen children through biological parenting, adoption, custody, and guardianship. Her life experiences—including survival, loss, and systemic trauma—inform her voice and her work, grounding her leadership in empathy, strength, and purpose.
As an author, Diamond debuted with In My Mother’s House and later released award-winning children’s books focused on foster care and adoption, now used by families and child welfare programs nationwide. She co-authored the Amazon bestseller Open Your G.I.F.T.S. Vol. II with Kim Coles and released the urban fiction novel 1380 Prospect Avenue: Not Another Bronx Tale. Her latest psychological thriller, The HaBITCHual Liar, and its companion workbook, Cracks in the Surface, Strengths in the Core: Not Easily Broken, explore fractured identity, healing, and emotional restoration.
She is the founder and host of the Basic Blaque After Dark Podcast, where she highlights authors, mental health professionals, survivors, and changemakers, creating space for honest dialogue and community healing.
Currently based in the DMV area, Blaque Diamond continues to design platforms—not just operate within them—using media, storytelling, and leadership to turn pain into purpose and purpose into lasting progress.