Paula L. Woods

Paula L. Woods is the author of the acclaimed Charlotte Justice mystery series, including the forthcoming SMILING FACES. DIRTY LAUNDRY (2003), the third novel in the Charlotte Justice series, was a Los Angeles Times bestseller and was named a Best Myst

Alfre Woodard

Emmy Award-Winning Actress; Human Rights Activist

Roy Wood Jr.

Stand-Up Comedian & Actor Known for "The Daily Show with Trevor Noah"

Roy Wood, Jr. COMPLETE REMARKS at 2023 White House Correspondents' Dinner

Ken Wiwa

Ken Wiwa (born 1968, Lagos, Nigeria) is a journalist and author. His book In the Shadow of a Saint is about his father, Nigerian activist and political prisoner Ken Saro-Wiwa.

Kellen Winslow

NFL Hall of Fame Tight End Known for his Time with the San Diego Chargers

Dave Winfield

National Baseball Hall of Famer & Advisor to the Executive Director of the Major League Baseball Players Association

William Julius Wilson

Sociologist & Harvard Professor

Robin Wilson

Nationally Recognized Lifestyle Brand Entrepreneur; Best-Selling Author of "CLEAN DESIGN: Wellness for your Lifestyle" & Domestic Violence Survivor

Tyrone Willingham

Former University of Washington and Notre Dame Head Coach; Eddie Robinson Coach of Distinction Award Recipient

Desi Williamson

Certified Dare to Lead Facilitator, Motivational Coach & Entrepreneur

Venus Williams

Professional Tennis Player, Four-Time Olympic Gold Medalist, Equal Pay Activist, Author & Entrepreneur

Serena Williams

Iconic Professional Tennis Player & Olympic Gold Medalist; Activist, Philanthropist & Entrepreneur

Patricia J. Williams

Columnist & Law Professor

Montel Williams

Emmy Award-Winning Talk Show Host; Multiple Sclerosis Survivor; Health Equity & Veteran Advocate

Mikki Williams

Executive Speech Coach & Transformational Storyteller

Malinda Williams

Actress

Katt Williams

Comedian

Armstrong Williams

Conservative Media Personality

Dominique Wilkins

Former Professional Basketball Player, Vice President of the Atlanta Hawks, Board Chairman of KultureCity & Disability Advocate

L. Douglas Wilder

Politician, First African American Elected Governor of a U.S. State, Serving as Governor of Virginia (1990-1994)