Jesse Muhammad
Jesse Muhammad is a motivational speaker with over a decade of
experience speaking to diverse audiences across the country. He has
been featured on various television and radio shows in Houston, New
York, Chicago, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and other cities
throughout the country. He is a Staff Writer for the Final Call
Newspaper and has received rave reviews for his coverage of stories
that the mainstream media tends to overlook. He is credited with
bringing national and international attention to the historic case of
the "Jena Six" and has been recognized for his consistent coverage of
Hurricane Katrina survivors. He is also the Founder and Creative
Director of Jahaanah Productions which provides a wide range of
services. He is the Co-founder and Senior Editor of For Youth Teens and
Young Adults(FYTYA, Houston's largest youth and college paper. To add
to that he is a budding photojournalist.
Articles by this Author
Houston town hall meeting addresses “Negro business”
- By Jesse Muhammad
- Published 01/25/2010
- Community
- Unrated
Marcus Davis, of the Breakfast Klub
and host of Sunday Morning Live,
Magic 102FM.
Photo by Jesse Muhammad
HOUSTON– The use of the word “Negro” on the 2010 U.S. Census questionnaire sparked a recent town hall meeting in Houston held at the Judson Robinson Community Center to discuss its impact and the need for Blacks to still participate in the census process. Council Member Wanda Adams, who co-chairs the Houston Counts Committee, urged the predominately Black audience to not “let that word deter us” at the forum held earlier this month.
“For every person who does not take the census, that is potentially a $1,500 dollars loss,” said Adams. “Let’s get our money here in Houston. We stand to get millions in federal funding plus a new Congressional seat and two City Council positions. Let’s participate.”
Houston ‘Tweet Up’ brings Twitter users face to face
- By Jesse Muhammad
- Published 07/14/2009
- Economics
- Unrated
HOUSTON- Houstonians from across the city came together on the outer skirts of downtown for a Tweet Up. Yes, a Tweet Up! Sounds strange, right? Well, if you are not one of the millions of Twitter.com users around the world, it would sound strange! 
Photos:
1. Dorinta LeCount, Councilmember Jarvis Johnson, and Marlo Miller
2. Lisa Felix and Velika Hines
3. Curtis Henry and LaKeisha Reed

