I only applied to Morehouse. My older sister went to Spelman and I got to go on campus and see her in college and all of the beautiful Black people, the smart, intelligent people. It was amazing and I was sold. Plus, it was Atlanta and [Atlanta] being a new hub of music, that’s where
Donal Ware discusses the death of former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst, the Brian Flores’ lawsuit against the NFL and three of its teams, and about the NFL conference championship games. He also talks with Grammy-award winning national recording artist, Maroon 5 keyboardist, and Morehouse College graduate PJ Morton. Click to download or listen to the
The actor may be the son of Denzel Washington, but he’s making his own mark, having been nominated for a Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Award for his role in Blackkklansman. He stars in the new major motion film Tenet. Washington talks with Donal Ware about his days at Morehouse as a student and
Donal talks with UNC head men’s basketball coach Roy Williams about his legacy, his relationship with Dean Smith, John Thompson, and Gene Budig and about the Black Lives Matter video produced by the UNC men’s basketball program. He also talks with actor John David Washington about his role in the film Tenet, about his time
“I’m proud to be a Morehouse man.” Those were the words spoken by Academy Award winning director Spike Lee as he spoke to BOXTOROW host Donal Ware. Lee spoke about being a third generation Morehouse man and about how his father was a freshman at MC when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a senior.