Boyce D. Watkins is an American, author, political analyst, economist, and social commentator.
Boyce D. Watkins Early Life, Education
Boyce was born on , in Louisville, Kentucky, to a teen mother. He is of American Nationality and African-American ethnicity. After his birth, his father left the family. His mother Robin Crouch then got married to a young Vietnam veteran Larry Watkins; at the time, Boyce was just 3 years old. The family was struggling and worked hard for economic advancement.
Watkins also had a tough time as a student because of financial problems. To his fate, he received a scholarship to the University of Kentucky.
Watkins won several honors in college, including Freshman of the Year, Sophomore of the Year, and several other scholarships. He finished college with a major in Finance, Economics, and Business Management. He was selected as the Wall Street Journal Outstanding Graduating Senior in Finance and went on to begin pursuing his Ph.D. at Indiana University.
CAPTION: Boyce Watkins with his daughter SOURCE: InstagramDuring his academic career, Boyce was a visiting scholar for the Barbara Jordan-Mickey Leland School Of Public Affairs at Texas Southern University.
Live Affairs, Girlfriend
Talking about Watkins' love life, Watkins met his girlfriend during his senior years at college. However, just six months after high school graduation, she gave birth to their only child, a daughter. Further, there are no details regarding their married life.
Professional Life
Watkins completed his first book, in . A few months later, he wrote his second book a satirical description of President George W. Bush.
Watkins' other books are , and
Besides, Watkins had an ongoing feud with Bill O'Reilly of Fox News. In the spring of , Watkins formed an online protest through his website YourBlackWorld.com.
He has also been highly critical of hip-hop, Black Entertainment Television, and rap artist Lil Wayne. After reading the lyrics for Wayne's We Be Steady Mobbin, Watkins said that he was completely ditching and that artist the was an enemy of the black community, and also stated that the BET had an agenda similar to that of the Ku Klux Klan.
Boyce has also gone against Adidas for its JS Roundhouse Mid Shoe created with a shackle design, claiming it was a slave shoe. Adidas later disbanded that product.
Net Worth
Moving on to Boyce's finances, Dr. Boyce Watkins' net worth as of is estimated to be more than $8 million, which is all from the sales of his books. There are no details of his height but he looks pretty tall.
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