Robert "Rob" Redding Jr.

Rob Redding, long hailed as the voice of the voiceless and America’s Independent Voice, is a singular force in journalism, art, and public thought. Across nineteen consecutive best selling books, he has built a body of work that challenges power with clarity, independence, and an unrelenting commitment to truth. His latest works include Black Power in the Age of Artificial Supremacy, which reached No. 1 on Amazon’s Machine Theory list, and Graphic Graphite, which reached No. 1 in two Amazon art categories and uses slave narratives to create never before seen visual images of sexual subjugation that make male bucking visible at the hands of white male slave masters.

His catalog of nineteen best selling works includes New Identities, Ritual, Unquotable, Africa: How It Can Save the World, Smeared, Target, Dark Soul, The Professor, Out Loud, Sinister Citizen, Why Black Lives Matter, Unthinkable, Not a Nonviolent Negro, Where’s the Change, Disrupter, Resurrection, and Hired Hatred. His work spans journalism, scholarship, and art, and has shaped national conversations for more than two decades.

Redding has produced more than 3,600 hours of broadcasting through Redding News Review and SiriusXM. He holds an MFA from Pratt Institute and a master’s in Communication Studies from Marshall University, where his thesis appeared in the Journal of Black Studies. He teaches at colleges in New York City, and his daily talk show, Redding News Review Unrestricted, airs on ReddingNewsReview.