Frederick Joseph is a best-selling and award-winning author, notably recognized for his debut book "The Black Friend: On Being a Better White Person," which addresses the gaps in discussing race and experiences, particularly for Black and Brown individuals in America. Joseph's writing style involves storytelling from his own life experiences, often in educational settings, such as elementary and high school, where he navigated predominantly white environments. He combines personal narratives with insights from thought leaders and experts like Angie Thomas and Chelsea Clinton to unpack and explore various aspects of race and identity. Joseph's aim is to foster open-mindedness and facilitate conversations by making his writing conversational and relatable, inviting readers to join him in learning and growing together.