Lejoseph Johnson

Background

About Lejoseph Johnson

Judah Agbonkhina is an esteemed activist, filmmaker, founder, and journalist whose work has made significant waves in the realms of social justice and community empowerment. His documentaries, such as “Sandbranch, The Texas Town With No Running Water,” have brought critical environmental issues to the forefront, while “The Most Revolutionary Interview Ever” with Chairman Fred Hampton Jr. and Akua Njeri has provided deep insights into the legacy of civil rights movements. Through his platform “Word on da Street w/ Judah,” he has become a beacon of guerrilla journalism, offering a raw and unfiltered perspective on the narratives shaping our society. His nonprofit organization, Suits For Judah, reflects his dedication to mentorship, providing young urban Americans with opportunities for personal and professional growth. Judah’s connections with the Dallas Free Press and Dallas Weekly further underscore his commitment to local media and the power of storytelling to drive change. His series “Hard Black Upper Chest” continues this legacy, giving voice to America’s most vulnerable communities and showcasing stories that demand attention. His accolades, including the Not My Son “Community Humanitarian Award 2021,” are a testament to his impact and the respect he commands among important political and social figures. Judah Agbonkhina’s journey is one of passion, purpose, and profound influence, making him a distinguished figure in the landscape of activism and media.