Richard Fowler

Richard Fowler is a political analyst for Fox News, appearing on a variety of programs including "Fox News Sunday with Shannon Bream" and "Media Buzz with Howard Kurtz." He is also the host of the nationally syndicated "The Richard Fowler Show," where he explores topics ranging from social justice to economic policy, reaching millions across the United States. With a strong focus on millennial issues and progressive viewpoints, Fowler has become an influential voice in discussions on civil rights and social equity, particularly in relation to the LGBTQIA+ community and DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion).

Before his current roles, Fowler gained substantial experience on different media platforms including Hardball with Chris Matthews and was a delegate at the 2012 Democratic National Convention. His radio show "The Richard Fowler Show" is part of the TYT Network, which specializes in political talk shows on YouTube. Fowler’s commitment to progressive causes is also evident in his past work, having served as the Advocacy Director of The Young Democrats of America and Executive Director of Generational Alliance. He is known for his effective engagement strategies, having trained over 15,000 individuals in messaging and media strategy, and contributing to outlets like Forbes and BET.com.

Originally from Fort Lauderdale, Fowler’s early political activities included volunteering for significant campaigns like Janet Reno’s gubernatorial run. His extensive involvement with youth and minority political engagement includes being a campaign manager in the District of Columbia and organizing voter registration drives with the NAACP. Currently, he serves as a contributing writer for Forbes Magazine, Senior Media Fellow for the New Leaders Council, and Chairman of the Center for Black Equity Leadership Council. Fowler holds dual degrees in Economics and International Affairs from The George Washington University, underscoring his academic commitment to understanding complex societal issues.