Jason Moseley attends California State University East Bay as a sophomore student who studies Psychology at the age of eighteen years. Jason grew up in California’s diverse regions which exposed him to conditions of social inequality alongside systemic racism alongside social injustice. His academic interests combined with his personal experiences have transformed him into both a scholar of human behavior and a developing leader dedicated to social transformation.
Throughout his life, Jason demonstrated his deep interest in critical thought alongside human relationships and language dynamics. During his childhood, he maintained an investigative nature which drove him to question the world around him together with people and societal structures. His curiosity about the world naturally inspired him to study the deep-rooted societal issues that create community divisions especially racism in its explicit and hidden manifestations. He maintains that genuine dialogues pave the way for empathy which leads to transformative change by uniting people through education and bravery.
His literary debut Nullifying Racism launches Jason's authorship yet his dedication to social justice goes way beyond this book's content. His writing serves as a manifestation of his fundamental principle which states that mere non-racism by inaction is insufficient. We must be actively anti-racist. In this book, he motivates readers to evaluate their implicit prejudices, and they must challenge historical myths to become active advocates for social equality. The collection goes beyond narrative or essays because it presents an active demand for change.
