Rachel Elizabeth Cargle is an African-American writer, lecturer, and activist who focuses on issues of race and feminism. She gained prominence for her public speaking, social media presence, and essays that often challenge readers and audiences to confront their own biases and to take action towards social justice. Cargle's work seeks to dismantle systemic racism and to highlight the intersectionality between race and gender, with particular attention to the experiences of black women. Her scholarship and community work often tackle the nuances within feminist discourse and highlight the importance of inclusive practices. She is also the founder of The Loveland Foundation, which provides access to therapy and mental health support for Black women and girls.