Natural X Nwonknu is a Houston-based community activist, journalist, private investigator, and media entrepreneur dedicated to advocacy, awareness, and direct community impact. She is the founder of ITWWC Media Group and the creator and host of I Thought We Wanted Change: The Podcast, spinoff of "The Critical Show" where she addresses critical social issues, amplifies unheard voices, and promotes accountability and change.

She serves as Chairwoman of the Huey P. Newton Gun Club Houston Chapter, leading initiatives centered on training, education, and community service. Under her leadership, the organization operates impactful programs including the Feed the Block Program, Youth Mentorship, Adopt-an-Elder Program, and the Huey P Food Program, all designed to support underserved communities.

As a private investigator, Natural X Nwonknu assists families in locating missing loved ones and brings attention to critical cases. She also works directly with victims of domestic violence, supporting rescues and providing advocacy for those seeking safety and justice.

She is a dedicated advocate for young Black men and stands alongside families affected by gun violence and police brutality. She is also an autism advocate and has contributed to raising awareness in high-profile cases such as Shapamela Buckner and DeUndrea Ford.

Her advocacy has led to multiple media appearances, including FOX 26 Houston and other news outlets. She was also featured in the Houston Chronicle for her role in protecting elderly residents from alleged abuse at Woodland Christian Towers.

Natural X Nwonknu continues to use media, investigative work, activism, and community leadership to support vulnerable populations and drive meaningful change.