Speakers Bureau: Lisa Fritsch

As a community activist, writer, public speaker, and talk radio host, Lisa Fritsch has held numerous positions within the Austin, Texas area.

Fritsch writes about pop culture, life and politics, and has been published in newspapers across the country, including The Austin- American Statesman, The Dallas Morning News, The Weekly Challenger, The Baltimore Times, Today's Black Woman, Austin Monthly and Urban Spectrum.

Fritsch worked in the Silicon Valley in California, where she owned her own consulting firm.  She is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with a B.A. in Asian Studies.  Her passion for a full and diverse life makes her well-versed on a variety of subjects, including tabloid talk, etiquette, music, fashion, travel and the culinary scene.

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Publications by Lisa Fritsch:

Government Can't Take Away Your Rights If You Give Them Up (November 2007)

Thank You, Bill Cosby, For Saying the Right Thing at the Right Time (September 2004)

Marcus Dixon: A Small Example of a Greater Problem (June 2004)

Jesse Jackson: Can We Please Just Move Along? (January 2004)