PERSON: Richard Fowler

Contributing Writer

I am a Contributor to Fox News Media and an Adjunct Professor of Journalism at Georgetown University. Since 2016, I have provided political and cultural analysis across Fox’s daytime and primetime programming as well the network’s Sunday morning public affairs line-up. This includes Fox News Sunday with Shannon Bream and Media Buzz with Howard Kurtz. I also appears as a guest co-host on The Five (weekdays, 5-6 PM ET).As the former host of Fowler Show, a national syndicated radio program, I am now known for his work as a contributing writer for Forbes and BET.com. That’s where my long-form storytelling has shed light on millennials’ issues and topics that live at the intersection of culture, policymaking and societal change. With more than a decade and a half of experience in media and journalism, my work has made its way to millions of homes via radio, print and television. Foundations, nonprofits, corporate brands, elected leaders and local governments have utilized my storytelling experience to develop engagement strategies for their increasingly diverse audiences. As a proud Jamaican American, with both my parents hailing from the Caribbean nation, my work as a storyteller began earnestly through involvement in political activism in my home state of Florida. That’s where he volunteered on numerous statewide electoral campaigns. Since then, he has worked upfront and behind the scenes as an advocate for social equality as it relates to young people, communities of color, and working families. His work has helped propel educators, frontline healthcare workers and elected officials at the forefront of the emerging electorate. As a frequent guest on SiriusXM, my work has also impacted titans of industry and policy. I also boasts long-term collaboration with Google, Pinterest, the Society of Human Resources Management and the Congressional Black Caucus. Today, I holds a Master’s degree in Journalism from Georgetown University, and a Bachelor of Science in Economics and a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs from George Washington University.

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