BrookTurner
Brook Sitgraves Turner received a full-athletic scholarship to attend the University of California, Berkeley. With the help of the PAC-12 postgraduate scholarship, she attended the University of Southern California’s Peter Stark Producing Program, with an eye towards increasing on-screen representations of people of color. During and after her time at USC, she continued training for the 2012 Olympic Trials while simultaneously pursuing her passion for film and TV. After many years as a competitive runner, Brook traded in her spikes and love of photo finishes, discovering a new, but equally rewarding passion for writing and producing. She was a member of Film Independent's 2015-2016 Project Involve Fellowship, produced documentaries: One Day I Too Go Fly and Naija Beta; and currently produces and co-hosts the podcast, Short and Sweet, Loud Ladies, and has worked on shows for ABC and OWN.
I’m doing my best to be active because it has become shockingly clear that we have to take care of ourselves and each other.
What’s the secret to successful dating? Editorial Colmunist Brook Sitgraves Turner learns it’s all about FLOW.
Here’s what going on 25 first dates in one year taught blacklove.com columnist Brook Sitgraves Turner about finding your soulmate.
Reiki, paddleboard yoga, oat milk, magic candles and love. Follow Brook Sitgraves Turner as she uses the art of attraction to attract a like-minded partner into her life.
Gratitude is the attitude this holiday season. With that in mind, blacklove.com’s editorial contributors reflect on 2018 and share what they are grateful for. In this edition, editorial columnist Brook Sitgraves Turner talks how an attitude of gratitude helped her overcome mental strife that came from life-altering losses.
What does a 31-year-old single woman with a complicated romantic history do when she realizes, “Hey, maybe it’s me”?
“I’m your girlfriend, not your jumpoff. Let’s be honest, there’s no way you’re so good in bed that I’d just want to sleep with you. P.S. I’m six feet and would love to look up to you.” — A Wise Woman’s Bumble Profile
