Her work features themes of Black American identity, spirituality, religion, home, race, sex and the intimacy of relationships. Jordon pulls each narrative from growing up in an upper middle class Black household, Kemetic African religious beliefs, and other personal experiences. Jordon received her MFA in Writing and Consciousness at The California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco. She has read in the San Francisco literary festival, Litquake, and the Hazel Reading Series. Her works can be found on ElixHer, the online black queer magazine, Mission @ 10th, CIIS’s interdisciplinary literary magazine, The Kemetic Kindred newsletter, featuring writings from her Spirit Journal and Salty, a chapbook of poetic prose. She is working on her first book of poetic prose, Black and Blueprints.