Unarmed But Dangerous, The Tawana Williams story of Relentless struggle and Ultimate Victory.

Born without arms, she has a powerful and uplifting message for people of all walks of life. Her compelling story is one of triumph, perseverance, and determination. She has overcome many obstacles, and has never let her disability stop her. Tawana has many gifts and accomplishments. She’s an author, an artist, entrepreneur, poet, vocalist, wife, mother, mentor, and CEO of Tawana Williams Outreach, Inc. a non-profit organization. She became a professional speaker in 1996. Tawana is the Author of “I’m Different, But I Can” a children’s book about being different, and “Unarmed But Dangerous”, The Tawana Williams story of Relentless struggle and Ultimate Victory. Tawana was a guest on the Jerry Springer Show in 1993 (Beating the Odds). In 2005, she was a guest on the Judge Hatchett Show, as a Mentor. She’s had phone interviews with Oprah’s Producers, and The Montel Williams Show Producers. In 2007, Tawana and her husband Toby were featured in Homes of Color Magazine, Hope for Women Ma