“Nokita “Six” Moore is a 33-year-old queer Afro-Indigenous community builder hailing from San Antonio, Texas. A lover of poetry, craft beer, and abolition, not necessarily in that order.  She uses the She and They pronouns. Her personal practice is in encouraging specifically women of color to “survive.” She introduces herself as a “survivor” and promotes “all women of color are survivors when we make it to the next day in a world that institutionally treats us as an enemy of the state.

With over a decade of leadership experience, she has been a pillar of the community. She is the owner and founder of The Spice Rack Refuge, which provides educational, healing, and transformative workshops for the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) community. In addition to being a pillar of support for those around her, Nokita is also a part of San Antonio’s art scene, having been a poet that has performed and partnered with nonprofit organizations like Write Art Out, which hosts a weekly open mic and provides writing workshops to San Antonio youth. 

She has been working in the nonprofit sector since 2015, most recently with TOP under the Right 2 Justice campaign. She believes that organizing and healing go hand in hand and aims to “work herself out of a job.”