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| − | Black Republicans are represented by the National Black Republican Association. Black Republicans support the Republican party for several different reasons, some support the Republican party because | + | Black Republicans are represented by the National Black Republican Association. Black Republicans support the Republican party for several different reasons, some support the Republican party because they believe that the Republican party supports good values, while others might support the Republican party because of its positive role in ending slavery and its positive involvement in the civil rights movement. |
==Black Republicans== | ==Black Republicans== | ||
Revision as of 05:08, March 17, 2008
Black Republicans are represented by the National Black Republican Association. Black Republicans support the Republican party for several different reasons, some support the Republican party because they believe that the Republican party supports good values, while others might support the Republican party because of its positive role in ending slavery and its positive involvement in the civil rights movement.
Black Republicans
- Martin Luther King, Jr. [1]
- Carter G. Woodson[1]
- Frederick Douglass[1]
- Mary McLeod Bethune[1]
- Colin Powell[1]
- Alphonso Jackson[1]
- Rod Paige[1]
- Clarence Thomas[1]
- Michael S. Steele[1]
- Michael L. Williams[1]
- Alveda C. King[1]
- J. Kenneth Blackwell[1]
- J.C. Watts Jr[1]
- Don King[1]
- Denzel Washington[1]
- Jackie Robinson[1]
- Lynn Swann[1]
- Sammy Davis Jr.[1]
- Edward William Brooke, III[1]
- William Thaddeus Coleman, Jr.[1]
- Joe Celestin[1]
- Herman Cain[1]
- Booker T. Washington[1]
- A. Philip Randolph[1]
- Harriet Tubman[1]
- Sojourner Truth[1]
- George Washington Carver[1]
- Hiram Rhodes Revels[1]
- Blanche Bruce[1]
- Ida B. Wells[1]
- Mary Terrell[1]
- Thomas Sowell[1]
- Keith Butler