Media | dontamorrison

A thought-provoking YouTube platform where truth, culture, faith, and community intersect. Each episode tackles real-life issues that are often discussed privately but rarely confronted publicly.

Through candid commentary, personal insight, and meaningful dialogue, Dr. Morrison challenges viewers to question conventional thinking, examine what they’ve been taught, and consider life through a different lens. Subscribe on YouTube and join the conversation because sometimes changing your perspective can change everything.

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Dr. Dontá Morrison’s media presence reflects both the depth of his expertise and the urgency of his message. From appearances on KTLA 5 News, BET, and a wide range of podcasts, documentaries, and digital platforms, he has offered unfiltered commentary on sexual health, faith-based sexual exclusion, and the lived realities of marginalized communities. Drawing from both personal experience and professional insight, Dr. Morrison bridges public health, faith, and social justice, challenging harmful narratives while creating space for healing and accountability. His voice resonates because it is both informed and authentic, and those who encounter his work consistently recognize the clarity, conviction, and transformative impact of his perspective.

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness (2018)

Dr. Dontá provides commentary about the continued fight against HIV within the Black community and what needs to be done to decrease rates on new infection.

A More Perfect Union: HIV to Asthma: Unleashing Power of Self-Discovery and Community Education

In our second hour, Dr. Nii-Quartelai is joined by "Faithful and Forgotten: Navigating Race, Sexuality, and Belonging in the Black Church" Author Dr. Donta Morrison. We talk about the struggles of protecting and preserving decades of progress in the face of potential cuts to Medicaid and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

"At the Crossroads" | Dr. Nicole Vick

For generations, the Black church has served as a homeplace of resistance, healing, and community—yet it continues to grapple with its own deep contradictions.

In this episode Dr. Vick sits down with Dr. Donta Morrison, author of Faithful And Forgotten, a groundbreaking examination of how Black church traditions, theology, and Eurocentric interpretations of Christianity shape its treatment of Black Christian men who have sex with men (MSM).

Drawing from theory, intersectionality, and powerful personal narratives, Dr. Morrison’s work exposes the exclusion, stigma, and spiritual harm many Black MSM experience—while also celebrating their resilience and vision for change.

Together they explore family expectations, leadership hypocrisy, the trauma of rejection, and a bold pathway forward rooted in reeducation, accountability, and true LGBTQ+ inclusion.

FAITH AFTER THE FIRE: Reimagining Belonging, Truth & the Black Church

Can the Black church truly love all of us if it refuses to see some of us?

A Goldenlite Talk Series conversation with Dr. Donta Morrison, public health scholar, minister, and author of Faithful and Forgotten, as we unpack the sacred contradictions between faith, sexuality, and truth in Black spiritual spaces.

From preaching the funeral of a partner he was told to deny… to challenging centuries of silence from the pulpit—Dr. Morrison offers us a brave, tender, and unflinching look at what it means to return to faith after being burned by it.

This episode is not about condemnation. It’s about healing, accountability, and spiritual liberation—for every Black boy who sat in the pews wondering if God loved him too.