Felicia Range is the founder of Blind Queens, a movement created to encourage, empower, and uplift young girls who are blind or visually impaired.

Born in Dallas, Texas, Felicia began experiencing vision challenges at the age of seven. Her journey has included living with cataracts and, currently, glaucoma. Through her own experiences with vision loss, Felicia understands firsthand how important confidence, encouragement, community, and support can be.

Now living in Austin, Texas, Felicia is a wife and mother of three. Her experiences inspired an idea that stayed close to her heart for years: creating a space where young girls with visual impairments could feel seen, supported, and confident in who they are.

Felicia first envisioned Blind Queens approximately four years ago. Today, she is bringing that vision to life with a mission to help young girls build confidence and self-esteem, form meaningful connections, and recognize that their visual impairment does not diminish their value, potential, or ability to shine.

Through mentorship, encouragement, events, and community, Blind Queens is creating a place for the next generation of young women to grow into their confidence and embrace the queens they already are.