Prince Shakur is an American writer, activist, and essayist whose work explores themes of race, identity, queerness, and political resistance. He is the author of "When They Tell You to Be Good," a memoir that weaves together personal narrative and social commentary to examine Black identity and family legacy. Shakur's writing has appeared in numerous publications, where he brings a bold, unflinching voice to conversations about justice and liberation. As a multifaceted storyteller and organizer, he continues to challenge readers to confront uncomfortable truths while reimagining a more equitable world.