Kristal Garcia(II)

Kristal Garcia was born in Manhattan, New York where she lived until the age of 12 years old. When she was 12 she moved to Millbrook, New York where she graduated high school. As a writer she was first published in "Uncle John's Bathroom Reader: Plunges into Ohio" in 2007. An activist, Kristal Garcia was a feminist for 13 years, then an MRA for 3 years, she is no longer a part of a movement. She is a human rights advocate and active in the men's human rights and women's human rights discussion. Garcia met Director Cassie Jaye at the first International Conference on Men's Issues [ICMI] in Detroit Michigan June 2014. She was interviewed by Jaye and can be seen in Jaye's Documentary "The Red Pill Movie" released March 7, 2017. The documentary covers Jaye's journey on researching the Men's Rights Movement.

Kristal Garcia has been interviewed by the media including The Today Show, The Daily Dot, PJTV and Mother Jones.

Garcia is now [April 2017] writing the book "100 Days of Loving Men" where she shares her journey of healing her relationship with her father, healing her relationship with men and in this healing her relationship with self and finding her voice.

Kristal is known for her conversation of "Celebrating the Love of Being" where community starts with self-care and celebrating life.