Founder of Little Black Spaces Featured on Netflix Series Bake Squad

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Jamaica Aali, founder of Little Black Spaces, appeared on the Netflix original series Bake Squad as a guest judge for a special celebration rooted in community, friendship, and care.

On the show, Jamaica helped celebrate a longtime volunteer from the community she founded in 2012. What began as a small book club grew into a national and international network of Black gatherings, wellness events, service projects, and travel experiences.

Bake Squad features Christina Tosi, CEO of Milk Bar, and a team of professional bakers who create elaborate desserts for meaningful celebrations. In Jamaica’s episode, the bakers prepared a dessert honoring 10 years of the community’s work.

About Jamaica Aali

Jamaica Aali is the founder of Black Spaces and the community formerly known as Black Everywhere®. She is the recipient of the Spirit of Long Beach Award, has served as keynote speaker for the Long Beach City College Black/Pan-African Graduation, and is a UC Berkeley alumna.

About Black Spaces

Black Spaces creates thoughtfully designed gatherings, local experiences, and trips that bring Black people together through good conversation, shared discovery, and meaningful connection.

Pictured: Jamaica Aali, left, with a guest at the 10-year anniversary celebration.

Pictured: Jamaica Aali (L) and guest at the Black Everywhere 10 year anniversary party.