Rev. Dr. Barbara Reynolds Media

  • President Carter
  • Samuel L Jackson and I
  • Angela Bassett and I enjoy a brief chat.
  • Angela Bassett
  • 75 years of serivce
    Bishop Alfred Owens, Jr. Pastor of Greater Mt. Calvary Holy Church honors for 25 years of service.
  • I’m here with Attorney General Eric Holder and friend Wendy Houston.
  • Barbara Bush Greets Me Warmly at the White House
  • Barbara Reynolds with Ed Lewis, co-founder of Essence.
    Here I am with Ed Lewis, co-founder of Essence.
  • Bishop Vashti McKenzie at the CBC where we were both displaying our books.
  • Chris Rock at dinner with Dr. Barbara Reynolds
  • CNN's Michaela Pereira and I share a conversation at the National Black journalist meeting in Boston
    CNN’s Michaela Pereira and I share a conversation at the National Black journalist meeting in Boston
  • Honored as DC Mother of The Year 2016.
  • The Late Simeon Booker, The Dean of Black Journalists, Hazel Edney honored Omarosa and Rev. Dr. Barbara Reynolds at The National Press Club in DC.
  • Dinner with Harry Belafonte and Rev. Keith Magee at Yale University.
  • President Clinton at the White House for First Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies Awards Dinner in 1993.
    President Clinton at the White House for First Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies Awards Dinner in 1993.
  • Here I am with Bobby Jones, Dean of Gospel Music.
  • Dr. Lonnie Bunch, my Grandson Zaydon, and I.
  • Congress Woman and Barbara Lee
  • "Early Day Show" with Roland Martin, host of TV One News and I. Traycee Gales assisted with the book project.
    “Early Day Show” with Roland Martin, host of TV One News and I. Traycee Gales assisted with the book project.
  • Representative John Conyers and staff. He was the first to introduce the King Holiday Bill in 1969. He introduced it 17 times until it was signed into law.
    Representative John Conyers and staff. He was the first to introduce the King Holiday Bill in 1969. He introduced it 17 times until it was signed into law.
  • Dr. Barbara Reynolds Freshman in College
  • Michelle Obama and me
  • Keynote Speaker: NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet in Reno, Nevada
    Keynote Speaker: NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet in Reno, Nevada
  • Omarosa and me honored at dinner at the National Press Club.
  • Omarosa at Howard University School of Communications
  • On my left is Marvin McMickle, author of Where Have all the Prophets Gone On right is Adam Bond author of The imposing preacher
  • Pat Muse NBC4 NBC washington
  • Richard Prince
  • Richard Smallwood an amazing artist!
  • Samuel L Jackson
  • US Senator Cory Booker in Support of Dr. Barbara Reynolds Coretta Scott King book.
  • Standing at the mural at the Harriet Tubman Museum in Cambridge, MD. She was born in Dorchester County in March, 1842.

Keynote Speaker: NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet in Reno, Nevada
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Awards & Honors 

United Kingdom CORETTA KING BOOK TOUR; spoke in                                        

  • Parliament in the Palace of Westminster March 14, 2018, on March 19, 2018 at the University College, London hosted by ‘The UCL Culture & Institute of America; March 20 at The University of Birmingham, Cadbury Centre for the Public Understanding of Religion.
  • Honored at the Newseum in Washington DC, Feb. 4. 2017  for authorship of the Coretta Scott King memoirs in conjunction with the Black Journalists Roundtable.  
  • Nominated to the Board of Preachers at the Dr. Martin Luther King International College of Ministry & Laity at Morehouse College, where Dr. King earned his undergraduate degree. The award was presented in August, 2015 in “honor of a life that exemplified the life of Dr. King.” 
  • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Convocation Speaker at the Roland Park Day School, Baltimore, Md. January 14, 2015. Topic was Two Souls with One Goal. 
  • Featured in Who’s Who in Black Washington in the 2010 and 2011 editions. 
  • Featured on Panel with Michael Duster, granddaughter of Ida B. Wells and Ann Roosevelt, granddaughter of Eleanor and former president Franklin D. Roosevelt, discussing issues affecting public housing, March 23, 2010 Chicago. 
  • Featured on Tony Brown’s Journal on segment entitled “A Brilliant Mind.”  Aired November 5, 2006.  
  • Howard University, Ida B. Wells Award for Advocacy in Journalism, May, 2001 (other recipients included acclaimed actress Ms. Ruby Dee, and Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Member of Congress).  
  • Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters, The Ohio State University, August, 1996 
  • Honorary Doctorate of Humanities, Shenandoah University, Winchester, VA, 1995 .
  • University of Missouri, (Columbia) School of Communications Award for Distinguished Service in Journalism, 1991. 
  • Inducted into the Columbus Ohio Public Schools Hall of Fame, Columbus, Ohio.

My Memories

Standing at the mural at the Harriet Tubman Museum in Cambridge, MD. She was born in Dorchester County in March, 1842.

Michelle Obama and me

Muhammad Ali and me at a party in Chicago, 1973.

US Senator Cory Booker in Support of Dr. Barbara Reynolds Coretta Scott King book.

Samuel L Jackson
President Clinton at the White House for First Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies Awards Dinner in 1993.

President Clinton at the White House for First Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies Awards Dinner in 1993.

President Carter
Dr. Lonnie Bunch, my Grandson Zaydon, and I.

Right Side Forum with Armstrong Williams

Richard Smallwood an amazing artist!

Richard Prince

Pat Muse NBC4 NBC Washington.

On my left is Marvin McMickle, author of Where Have all the Prophets Gone On right is Adam Bond author of The imposing preacher

Angela Bassett

Omarosa at Howard University School of Communications

Omarosa and me honored at dinner at the National Press Club.
Keynote Speaker: NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet in Reno, Nevada

Keynote Speaker: NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet in Reno, Nevada
Jack White and I reunite at Harvard's Niemen Fellow's Function in Boston, MA

Jack White and I reunite at Harvard’s Niemen Fellow Function in Boston, MA
Rev. Dr. Barbara Reynolds on #insideMedia

#insidemedia
I was a guest this day at the Dorothy Height's Charter School in DC. The little ones greeted me in eight different languages. Such smart kids.

I was a guest this day at the Dorothy Height’s Charter School in DC. The little ones greeted me in eight different languages. Such smart kids.
Tech Talk Moses T-shirt I wore for my tech talk class.

Tech Talk Moses T-shirt I wore for my tech talk class.
Barbara Reynolds with Ed Lewis, co-founder of Essence.

Here I am with Ed Lewis, co-founder of Essence.
giving the keynote King Day Speech at Washington University in St. Louis.

Giving the keynote King Day Speech at Washington University in St. Louis.
Representative John Conyers and staff. He was the first to introduce the King Holiday Bill in 1969. He introduced it 17 times until it was signed into law.

Representative John Conyers and staff. He was the first to introduce the King Holiday Bill in 1969. He introduced it 17 times until it was signed into law.
"Early Day Show" with Roland Martin, host of TV One News and I. Traycee Gales assisted with the book project.

“Early Day Show” with Roland Martin, host of TV One News and I. Traycee Gales assisted with the book project.

Dr. Lonnie Bunch, my Grandson Zaydon, and I.
tech talk class

My Tech Talk Class

Here I am with Bobby Jones, Dean of Gospel Music.

Dinner with Harry Belafonte and Rev. Keith Magee at Yale University.

The Late Simeon Booker, The Dean of Black Journalists, Hazel Edney honored Omarosa and Rev. Dr. Barbara Reynolds at The National Press Club in DC.

Honored as DC Mother of The Year 2016.

Bishop Vashti McKenzie at the CBC where we were both displaying our books.

Dr Barbara Reynolds Speaks

Barbara Bush Greets Me Warmly at the White House
The Journal-isms Roundtable hosts Derrick Johnson, president and CEO of the NAACP, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2019. in Washington at Mr. Henry’s. Narrative

Journalist Round Table.

I’m here with Attorney General Eric Holder and friend Wendy Houston.
75 years of serivce

Bishop Alfred Owens, Jr. Pastor of Greater Mt. Calvary Holy Church honors for 25 years of service.
Tracy and me at the Newseum

My Dear Friend Traycee Gales.
Woman of the spirit award

Honored with Woman of The Spirit Award

Angela Bassett and I enjoy a brief chat.
Harvard Class of 1977 dr barbara reynolds

The only black woman in the Nieman Class at Harvard Class of 1977.

Book Signing for Coretta Scott King: My Life, My Love, My Legacy

Book Signing for Coretta Scott King: My Life, My Love, My Legacy

Book Signing for Coretta Scott King: My Life, My Love, My Legacy

Keynote Industry speeches 

  • Keynote Address: The National Council of Negro Women. Montgomery County Section, October 30, 2010.  
  • Keynote Address, Lucent Technologies, Sheraton Hilton, Washington DC, Sept. 9, 1999. 
  • MLK Commemoration Speech, city of Knoxville TN, January 17, 1999 
  • Sister for Sister Conference, “Positive Change, Positive Growth,” September 20, 1998, Richmond, VA. 
  • Closing banquet speaker, The Evan Donaldson Adoption 

Institute, Conference on Ethics, Anaheim, Calif. November 5, 1999  

  • Keynote luncheon speaker Women in Communications, “Media Gender and Racial Apartheid,” Capital Hilton, Washington DC, June 15, 1990. 
  • Speaker, Virginia Education Association’s Human Dignity 

Conference, “Celebrating Diversity: Many Voices, Many Dreams,” March 8, 1987 

Civic/Religious  

  • Guest speaker celebrating Black History Month at Greater Mt Calvary Holy Church for the Male Chorus on The Power of The Song, February 24, 2018.
  • Presentation at the DC City Church February 11, 2018 .
  • Video- taped greeting in Parliament (United Kingdom), October 20, 2017 on Coretta Scott King 
  • Addressed the Duquesne Law Center in Pittsburgh on the topic  “Morality Under Siege,” November 19, 2017.
  • Keynote speaker at St. George’s Episcopal Church in Washington DC on the subject of Stewardship and Reaping the Benefits of God’s Many Blessings, November 5, 2006.  
  • Convenor and keynote speaker at The Senior Citizens Conference in Springfield, Mass, sponsored by St. John’s Congregational Church, October 27, 2006.  
  • Subject: Standing in the Midst of the Struggle.  May 23, 2006 
  • Convener of Seminar: Drugs, Sex & HIV/AIDS with former Surgeon General Dr. Jocelyn Elders as guest speaker and persons living with HIV/AIDS, members of congress, federal, state and local officials as panelists; September 23, 2004 
  • King Day Speech: “Arise and Go On,” Rockville Full Life Fellowship Hall, Rockville MD, January 17, 2004 
  • 37th Annual NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner Keynote Speaker, Wilmington, DE, “Speaking Truth To Power,” Oct. 28, 2001  
  • Black History Address, City of Newark, NJ, Manpower Training Center, Feb. 29, 1999 
  • Keynote Address Sister for Sister Conference, “Positive Change, Positive Growth,” Richmond, Va., Sept, 20, 1998.
  • Keynote Address for Business and Professional Women/USA . Capital Hilton Hotel, Washington, DC, Jan. 31, 1997 
  • Keynote Address for the Hartford Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta, March, 1997 
  • Keynote Address, The National Links, Rochester, NY, May 10, 1997 
  • Keynote Address at the National Conference “It Takes an Entire Village to Raise a Child,”  Hyatt Regency and Greater Columbus Convention Center, Columbus, Ohio, June 14, 1995  
  • The First Annual CEO Conference on Ethics and Excellence, The Nassau Marriott Resort, Nassau, Bahamas, June 25, 1995 
  • Keynote Address Moore Street Baptist Church Annual Women’s Day Observance, Richmond, VA. Dec. 4, 1994 
  • Keynote Address, Black El Paso Democrats, 8th Annual Political Awareness Banquet, Westin Paso Del Norte Hotel, Feb. 15, 199.
  • Keynote Address at the Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum, “The Disappearance of Black Doctors,” Philadelphia, PA, Feb. 2, 1989 .