Tamika Mallory is an American civil rights activist and organizer known for her work in social justice and advocacy for marginalized communities. She gained national attention as one of the co-chairs of the Women’s March in 2017, which aimed to promote women's rights and equality. Mallory has also been involved in various campaigns addressing issues such as police violence and systemic racism. In addition to her activism, Tamika Mallory is a co-founder of the organization Until Freedom, which focuses on fighting for justice and equality. She has spoken at numerous events and has been a prominent voice in the movement for racial justice, particularly following the death of George Floyd in 2020.