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| − | Black Republicans are represented by the National Black Republican Association. Black Republicans support the Republican party for many reasons, including a belief that the Republican party supports good values, had a positive role in ending slavery and maintains positive involvement in the civil rights movement. | + | '''Black Republicans''' are represented by the [[National Black Republican Association]]. Black Republicans support the [[Republican party]] for many reasons, including a belief that the Republican party supports good values, had a positive role in ending [[slavery]] and maintains positive involvement in the [[civil rights movement]]. |
==Black Republicans== | ==Black Republicans== | ||
Revision as of 17:27, June 16, 2008
Black Republicans are represented by the National Black Republican Association. Black Republicans support the Republican party for many reasons, including a belief that the Republican party supports good values, had a positive role in ending slavery and maintains positive involvement in the civil rights movement.
Black Republicans
- Martin Luther King, Jr. [1]
- Frederick Douglass[1]
- Mary McLeod Bethune[1]
- Colin Powell[1]
- Harriet Tubman[1]
- Sojourner Truth[1]
- George Washington Carver[1]
- Thomas Sowell[1]
- Clarence Thomas[1]
- Michael S. Steele[1]
- Jackie Robinson[1]
- Sammy Davis Jr.[1]
- Booker T. Washington[1]
- Alphonso Jackson[1]
- Rod Paige[1]
- Michael L. Williams[1]
- Alveda C. King[1]
- J. Kenneth Blackwell[1]
- J.C. Watts Jr[1]
- Don King[1]
- Denzel Washington[1]
- Lynn Swann[1]
- Edward William Brooke, III[1]
- William Thaddeus Coleman, Jr.[1]
- Joe Celestin[1]
- Herman Cain[1]
- A. Philip Randolph[1]
- Hiram Rhodes Revels[1]
- Blanche Bruce[1]
- Ida B. Wells[1]
- Mary Terrell[1]
- Carter G. Woodson[1]
- Keith Butler