Roy Wood Jr. On: Comedy, Censorship and Staying True to Yourself

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Shortly after moderating a panel with MC Lyte as part of the 2023 NABOB Conference, comedian Roy Wood Jr chats with AURN’s Ebony McMorris about his favorite hip hop artists, comedy, censorship and creativity in a digital age, and why staying true to yourself is your superpower.

Roy Wood Jr. On: Comedy, Censorship and Staying True to Yourself | On the Record with Ebony McMorris

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White House Correspondent Ebony McMorris is a native Washingtonian and University of South Carolina alumna. Her passion is mentoring young adults by teaching community empowerment and media education. She is an NAB member and board member of the Thurgood Marshall Center and was presented the President’s Lifetime Achievement Award for contributing more than 4,000 hours of community service under the Obama Administration.

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