Dominique Christina

In 2018, Dominique Christina was arrested for "multiple felony charges in a scheme in which she was accused of forging signatures on a property deed in an effort to steal a neighbor’s home" according to an Aurora, CO news outlet.

Anarcha Speaks: A History in Poems was released in 2018. The poetry collection is reimagined in the perspective of slave Anarcha Westcott, who endured experimentation under the medical trials of Dr. J Marion Sims, the father of modern gynecology.

This Is Woman’s Work: Calling Forth Your Inner Council of Wise, Brave, Crazy, Rebellious, Loving, Luminous Selves was published in 2015. It is a self-help book that explores the wisdom of female archetypes so as to integrate it in the psyche and empower oneself. It contains poetry, prose and writing exercises. The book extracts spiritual, historical and literary examples.

Christina released poetry collection The Bones, the Breaking, the Balm: A Colored Girl's Hymnal in 2014, where she contemplated upon the African-American girl experience. In They Are All Me (2015), Christina commemorated African-American heroes and martyrs.

Christina was hailed champion at the National Poetry Series Slam in 2012. In 2017, her book Anarcha Speaks won an award from the same body. In 2012 and 2014, she was hailed as Women of the World Poetry Slam Champion. She earned the National Underground Poetry Slam Champion in 2013.

Christina began writing poetry in 1996; she was taking her master's degree when she decided to enroll in a creative writing class.

Dominique Christina (born 1974) is a writer, performer and social activist. She is a champion at the National Poetry Series and Women of the World Poetry Slam.