​Rebekah D. Mason is a Mexican American, poverty advocate, playwright, performer, and writer, weaving together a lifelong commitment to systemic change, community care, and renewed sense of entitlement and excitement for radical joy. With over 21 years of experience spanning legal aid, policy reform, organizing, and storytelling, Rebekah is driven by a deep belief in equitable access to healthcare, housing, dignity, and liberation for historically marginalized communities.​ Rebekah actively works to unlearn the lies of white supremacy, fatphobia, ableism, and diet culture. She writes, performs, and creates radical art that invites honest reflection and collective liberation.  She believes community storytelling is the path toward joyful resistance and liberation. She created Justice Through Joy with this in mind.