Alex Mohajer is an award-winning independent American political writer and commentator, activist, and media personality. He is the recipient of the 2018 Excellence in Journalism Award for Excellence in Feature Writing from the National Association of LGBTQ Journalists and currently serves as the Public and Media Relations Director for the Stonewall Democrats. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from UC Berkeley and a Juris Doctorate from Chapman University School of Law.
Mohajer co-founded Bros4America, a progressive advocacy organization that gained national attention during the 2016 presidential election and was named by LGBTQ Nation as one of the Top 8 People Working to Elect Hillary Clinton. They later organized to elect progressives in the 2018 American mid-term elections, helping to usher in a historic “blue wave.” He serves as host and executive producer of The Resist Report podcast, where he has interviewed high-profile public figures like Reps. Maxine Waters, Ted Lieu, Katie Porter, and Mike Levin, Moms Demand Action Founder Shannon R. Watts, Neera Tanden, Dr. Dena Grayson, and more. His efforts even landed him on OUT Magazine’s list of 100 Most Eligible Bachelors.
Mohajer holds a Bachelor of Arts from U.C. Berkeley, where he studied politics with liberal hero Robert Reich, and a Juris Doctorate from Chapman University School of Law, where he studied constitutional law with conservative hero, Hugh Hewitt. At law school, Mohajer was named by his graduating class as “Most Likely to be Held in Contempt.”
Alex is a public speaker and media personality who frequently appears on panels, conferences, television interviews and podcast/radio broadcasts across the country, including Politicon, the Women’s Leadership Conference, Indivisible March, and more. He has been interviewed or featured by Tucker Carlson Tonight, Fox News, The Washington Post, The Huffington Post, Millennials Don’t Suck, The Clyde Fitch Report, The Hugh Hewitt Show, New York Public Radio and elsewhere. By night, he is an award-winning singer and actor who was nominated for a 2016 Broadway World Award for Best Male Cabaret Artist.
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