The “End of Racism” is not just the name of Preacher Moss’ tour, but a commitment that we all share. Preach knows how to deliver the goods on how we see race through laughter, respect, and the humility of a man who has felt the sting of racism for not just blacks, but whites, gays, Latinos, as well as the poor and the underclass of America.

“Understanding diversity and multiculturalism requires that we eliminate or reduce the anxiety of our ignorance—and that we speak honestly when we can’t.”

– Preacher Moss

Preacher Moss is clearly the new prototype for the comedian of these times and the times to come. A former writer for Damon Wayans and Darrell Hammond on Saturday Night Live, his comedy stylings are distinguished for being sculptured out of the everyday relevance of life and the rare glimpses of truth we value as reality. He is intellectual, yet humble. He is charismatic and dynamic, but does not have to demand great attention or time because his audiences come to cooperatively listen, laugh, and in “special” moments, reflect. Truly this is a rare combination. He is more than a comedian, priding himself on being just a man. Viewed, respected and revered as a man of the people, his words carry life and just as importantly, they carry laughter.

Armed with sincerity, intellect, and rare comedic ability, Preacher Moss is the “End of Racism” Comedy and Lecture Tour. “Speaking on Truth,” Moss has been playing to the hearts and minds of college students and administrators all over the country. With his insight on “racial understanding vs. racial interaction” he has quickly become the funniest social commentator on the college scene today.

*** WINNER ***


Reader’s Choice Awards: Best Diversity Performer 2009

Campus Activities Magazine

Moss has a notable list of television appearances: NYC Urban Comedy Festival, BET Comicview, Comedy Central, Politically Incorrect, ABC Nightline, Latino Laugh Festival. He has performed with many great artists including Maya Angelou, WAR, The Last Poets, Stanley Clarke, George Lopez, Darrell Hammond, Chris Farley, George Wallace, Will Durst, and many more…