Jason Williams (b. 1989) is a self-educated, high-functioning neurodivergent writer of Black American and Black Native American heritage. Now rooted in Indiana with his wife and three children, Jason’s life is a continual quest for knowledge of self and collective empowerment. Living with ADHD, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia he transforms his richly layered neurology into a lens for seeing, and speaking, what society prefers to keep hidden.

From 2019 to 2022 he helmed the viral blog Trudreadz.com, publishing more than 500 fearless essays that drew over six million readers. Jason’s work excavates spirituality, occult science, melanin consciousness, philosophy, and mental health, weaving them into practical pathways for liberation in a world teetering on collapse.

He is the author of

• The Hue-Man Paradox: Esoteric Writings Of A Neurodivergent Melanated Mind -- a dense, poetic exploration of Black neurodivergence, ancestral trauma, and spiritual sovereignty; and
• Dying To Live: Surviving the Global Burnout Crisis and Toxic World of Self Help -- a searing critique of modern productivity culture and its psychological warfare.

Jason writes for melanated minds who feel lost yet divinely guided, oppressed yet innately powerful. His words are both a map to self-liberation and medicine for the wounded soul, guiding readers toward radical self-remembrance and the reclamation of stolen power.