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Speakers Bureau: Mychal Massie

Mychal MassieMychal Massie is the Chairman of Project 21’s National Advisory Council, a position he has held since mid-2006.  In this capacity, he works closely with Project 21 Fellow Deneen Moore Borelli and the membership of Project 21.

Mr. Massie is also a columnist at WorldNetDaily and the former host of the top-rated show on Right Talk Radio network, “Straight Talk with Mychal Massie.”  He is a frequent inspirational/motivational speaker and regular guest on national and regional TV and radio programs.

With regular appearances on Bill O’Reilly’s “The Factor,” Fox News, CNN’s Paula Zahn Show, Philadelphia’s “Sunday Live,” C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal,” MSNBC’s the Ron Insanna Show, the Emmy Award-winning “It’s Your Call,” NPR’s Tavis Smiley Show, San Francisco’s the Jeff Katz Show and New York’s Regional News Network,  Mr. Massie has become one of America’s most well-known conservative voices.

Mr. Massie has debated -- and bested -- Rev. Al Sharpton and Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr.  A provocative, outside the box, visionary thinker, he has been called the “Black male Ann Coulter” by liberals who condemn him and “George Will on steroids” by conservatives who love him.

He’s been a keynote speaker at rallies support our troops and at rallies supporting conservative causes across the nation.

Prior to joining Project 21, Mr. Massie operated a successful business for 30 years.

Mr. Massie holds degrees in education, business/real estate, theology, and pastoral counseling.  He began his writing career in 1999 shortly after becoming an editorial board member at a suburban Philadelphia newspaper.


Select Publications by Mychal Massie:

A Need for Less Speed? (August 2008)

The Separate But Equal News Network (June 2008)

N-Word as a Term of Endearment? (April 2008)

If a Tree Falls... (January 2008)

How to Beat a Bully (December 2007)

Forget Borders and Laws (June 2007)

Dr. King's Dream Today a Nightmare (January 2007)

The Folly and Tragedy of Section 8 (November 2006)

Dear Jesse Jackson (October 2006)

She's No Rosa Parks (September 2006)

Self-Destruction is a Choice (May 2006)

Congressional Black Caucus Sold Their Souls (December 2005)

Fleas Come with the Dog (September 2005)

Supreme Court Choice Should Not Be About Sex, Brands or Politics (August 2005)

Foolish Question About Bill Cosby (April 2005)

Can the Unborn Save Future Generations? (January 2005)

Negroes and Black Conservatives (December 2004)