Amanda Seales is a multifaceted comedian, actress, writer, and producer who uses her platform to inspire change while keeping audiences entertained. Known for her ability to tackle serious issues such as racism, sexism, rape culture, and police brutality with humor, she combines intellectual wit, irreverent silliness, and a deep love for pop culture to create her distinct brand of smart, funny content for both stage and screen. Seales, who first gained prominence as an MTV VJ, holds a master’s degree in African American studies from Columbia University. Her academic background informs much of her work, enabling her to connect with audiences on thought-provoking topics in a relatable way. As a stand-up comedian, Amanda has performed across the globe and is particularly known for her comedic lectures at colleges, covering a diverse range of subjects from sexism and diversity to relationships and black popular culture. She has captivated television audiences as Tiffany on HBO’s acclaimed series “Insecure,” and was recognized by Time Out LA as one of the comedians to watch in 2017. Amanda's talents also extend to hosting and creating, evident in her hit comedy game show, “Smart Funny & Black,” which has enjoyed popular runs at LA’s Nerdmelt. Beyond her work in comedy, Seales is a committed social commentator. Her Instagram and monthly column “Amandaland” in InStyle Magazine serve as platforms where she speaks truth to power, sparking important conversations about societal issues. She also wrote, produced, and starred in two seasons of the scripted comedy series "Get Your Life," available on Blavity.com. Amanda made headlines when she eloquently confronted Caitlyn Jenner on issues of race and equality in America during a live-streamed dinner hosted by Katy Perry, a moment that went viral and showcased her ability to engage critically and passionately with complex topics. Describing herself as a Jedi Khaleesi with a patronus that’s a Black Panther with wings, Amanda Seales continues to challenge, delight, and inspire audiences, encouraging them to laugh, think, and embrace their truths.