Debut book Out Now
Balance is found between the opposites by
Londell Jackson, M.Ed.
Balance Is Found Between the Opposites explores the Londell’s journey to find balance in a world of extreme opposites. It delves into topics such as race, religion, politics, sexuality, and personal identity, and how these factors can divide individuals and society. Londell emphasizes the importance of open dialogue, empathy, and understanding in bridging these divides.
Londell shares personal anecdotes and experiences to illustrate the challenges faced by individuals with intersecting identities, such as being Black, Latino, and gay. Balance Is Found Between the Opposites also discusses the role of societal structures, such as systemic racism and religious intolerance, in perpetuating division.
The book concludes with Londell's reflections on the importance of embracing all aspects of one's identity and finding balance and symmetry within oneself. It emphasizes the need for individuals to define their own paths and not be confined by societal expectations or judgments.
“This book is not just a collection of words—it is a living testament to what it means to survive, to truly heal.”
— Deneishia LeArtiste, author F*ck The Fairytale
“Balance is the medicine we need right now and between the lines is where we find the balance we need.”
— D. Pepper Massey, President of Noble Trinity Media,
About Londell
Londell Jackson is a seasoned professional with a strong track record in education, workforce development, and nonprofit leadership. He currently serves as a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Accessibility Specialist for the state of Colorado, where he partners with employers to implement effective DEIA practices and expand apprenticeship opportunities. Previously, Londell ran his own consulting firm, assisting clients with program planning, development, and evaluation. He has also held key roles at organizations such as Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain, Metro Caring, and the Colorado Nonprofit Association, where he spearheaded initiatives in workforce development, education, and organizational development. Londell's expertise is further evidenced by his extensive teaching experience, ranging from university-level courses to community college instruction and job readiness training. He is a published author and a sought-after speaker, having presented at numerous conferences and events. Londell's commitment to community service is reflected in his active involvement in various boards and organizations. He holds a Master of Education degree in Adult Learning, Training and Development from Regis University and a Bachelor of Science in Nonprofit Administration in Urban Communities from Metropolitan State College of Denver.
