Zenobia Kujichagulia RedBlack Wolf Embry-Nimmer is a Black Cherokee woman who has worked as an activist addressing issues related to social and economic justice for the past 32 years is one of the four founders of the Black Native American Association.

She is very active in both of her community as well as in the community of the planet Earth. She is a Wolf Clan person and is diligent in carrying out those responsibilities. Her great Grandparents walked the Trail of Tears into Arkansas, then to Oklahoma, with later relatives settling in Kansas.

As a seventh generation person, she understands the necessity of 'standing and representing' her ancestors and her communities of today. She is a Southern Traditional Dancer and is often seen dancing in full regalia at Pow Wows. She very interested in helping others find their true cultural paths and believes it is important to follow the Creator and listen to the ancestors who 'whisper in our ears'.

Over the years she helped found and worked in a community based drug program focusing on hard core addiction for seven years; taught and counseled economically and educationally disadvantaged youth at Mills College, Upward Bound; worked in a clinical setting with sexually abused teens and pregnant and parenting teens; worked as a organizational development consultant; specialized in training businesses about Equal Employment & Housing Opportunity/Civil Rights law and principles provided public education, training, & technical assistance, to various clients, and organized people interested in promoting social and economic justice.

Recently she helped developed three new buildings for low-income people, and managed 16 buildings where the tenants are low-income elderly and or younger mobility impaired. She is a published writer and much more.