Jouelzy

Jouelzy (born ) is an American vlogger who makes commentary on current cultural topics impacting women of colour in the African diaspora.
==Personal life==
Jouelzy grew up as a Jehovah's Witness, but no longer believes in the religion. She is a graduate student in history.
==History==
In December 2016, Jouelzy left .
In 2018, Jouelzy did a campaign with . She believes that there is a lack of woman and Black people in the creative industries.
In March 2019, Jouelzy met Michelle Obama, to discuss her book , as part of a BookTube series.
Jouelzy was part of the U.S. #YouTubeBlackVoices Creator Class of 2021.
==Smart Brown Girl Book Club==
Jouelzy founded the Smart Brown Girl Book Club, which focuses on making reading accessible, and countering misinformation in the Black community.
The book club is funded by the proceeds of its store. Along with their weekly discussions, they offer a syllabus for every reading. The syllabus is a reading guide that helps facilitate understanding. It has two tracks of reading, one general and one complex theory. General readings are lighter books. Complex theory readings are books that explore theory and philosophical thought. They lean more towards academic reading. The syllabi are produced by a cohort of Black women, who are graduate-level researchers. In July 2020, the book club was mentioned in .
==Send It On==
Published in June 2014, Send It On is Jouelzy's collection of short stories, some of which were previously published on her blog. It was self-published through .
==Subscriber milestones==
===SBG Book Club===
*1,000 subscribers: July 17, 2020
== Trivia ==
* She is multi-ethnic.
==References==
Category:Commentary YouTubers
Category:Book-narrating YouTubers
Category:American YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2010