Danielle Moodie-Mills

With the rising issue of gender equality and human rights, we must address the LGBT community as well. And today we will discuss Miss Danielle Moodie-Mills, who is an advisor for LGBT Policy & Racial Justice at the Center for American Progress. Similarly, she is the Director of Education Advocacy at the National Wildlife Federation.

Danielle Moodie-Mills

Danielle was born on November 10, 1979, in the United States to Snewton (mother) and her husband. As of June 2021, she is 41 years old, and her birth sign is Scorpio. She belongs to Jamaican-American heritage. Currently, Danielle works as the CEO of Politini Media, a boutique communication strategy firm.

Mills earned her Bachelor's degree in Political Science and Government from the Marymount University. Similarly, in 2006, she graduated with a Masters in Education, Special Education, and Early Childhood from George Mason University.

Net Worth

The host of a radio podcast called, WokeAF at SiriusXM, Danielle Moodie has a net worth of $1 million as of 2021. She earns an impressive income from her career as an activist, advisor, and a director of few organizations. 

Additionally, Danielle is a social entrepreneur and policy analyst with more than a decade of working experience. Likewise, she is currently an Advisor with the "Fighting Injustice to Reach Equality," or FIRE, initiative that she launched with her wife, Aisha, at the Center for American Progress.

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Talking about Moodie's annual salary, she might earn over $200,000 from her diverse profession. The average salary for an advisor is around $75,000, and a host of a radio talk show earns around $30,000. In the case of Moodie, she is involved in other ventures as well. Therefore, we can assume that Moodie has a desirable income.

Wife-Aisha Mills

Danielle Moodie is a married woman, and she is living happily with her soulmate Aisha Mills. Together the lovebirds have been married for over nine years. Aisha, herself is a prominent woman. She is a seasoned political strategist and social impact advisor with twenty years of working experience.

Danielle and her wife, Aisha, were instrumental in bringing marriage equality to the District of Columbia. As president, Aisha led the marriage equality campaign to victory. Together the couple fights for the right of the LGBTQ community and racism.

Currently, Danielle and Aisha produce and host “Politini,” a politics and pop culture show on blis.fm.

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How did Danielle and Aisha meet?

Danielle and Aisha were first introduced by their mutual friend back in 2009. During that time, both were coming out of their past failed relationship. Both Mills and Moodie agree to the fact that they immediately fell in love at first sight.

In an interview, Danielle revealed about her life-partner saying:

“Out of seven billion people on this planet, I’ve found someone that makes me feel like I want to live, and not just live, but live out loud and love out loud."

Wedding Ceremony

Danielle and Aisha married on August 7, 2010, and their nuptial was performed in an interfaith ceremony at Orchard Hill at Old Westbury Gardens, Long Island, New York.

They applied for their marriage license on March 3, 2010. Further, Mills and Moodie are among the first same-sex couples to apply for a marriage license in Washington, D.C.

Aisha, as the president of the marriage equality campaign, led the successful fight for marriage equality with her partner in D.C. in 2009.

Their marriage became a Cultural Milestone for LGBTQ

When Danielle and Aisha were married, their wedding became a major headline in the town. Afterward, their marriage became a cultural milestone in the fight for LGBTQ equality.

Moodie and Mills' matrimonial ceremony was the first lesbian wedding ever featured by Essence magazine. Likewise, Essence earned its first GLAAD Media Award for featuring their alliance.

Danielle and Aisha: Idol of LGBTQ

For their efforts, both Moodie and Mills have been named one of The Root’s “Washington Power Couples." Further, they have been named as The Root’s "Top 100 African American Trailblazers." Likewise, both also have been featured as one of the Advocate’s "Top 40-Under-40 National LGBT Leaders."

When asked about the future leading candidate, Danielle said she supports female personalities like Kamala Harris, Oprah, and Cory Booker.

In conclusion, we now know full details about Danielle Moodie-Mills. She is a prominent figure in the LGBTQ community. To know about your favorite idols, we suggest you follow marriedceleb.com.