Activist/Civic Leaders
W.E.B. DuBois
Social Activist Leader--First Black Harvard Graduate
Lester Granger
Executive Director of the National Urban League
Dick Gregory
Civil Rights Activist
Charles Hamilton Houston
NAACP Legal Counsel
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Civil Rights Leader
Hugh B. Price
Executive Director of the National Urban League
Paul Robeson
Activist
Whitney M. Young Jr.
Former President of the National Urban League
Federal Government
O. Rudolph Aggrey
U.S. Ambassador to Romania
Daniel T. Blue, Jr.
Speaker of the House of Representatives of North Carolina
Edward W. Brooke
First Black U.S. Senator Massachusetts
Lee P. Brown
Director of Office of National Drug Control Policy
U.W. Clemon
Federal Judges, U.S. District Court
William Coleman
U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Christopher Darden
Attoney
Ronald Dellums
Congressman, California 9th District
Julian Dixon
Congressman, California 32nd District
Harry Edwards
U.S. Court of Appeals
Harold Ford
U.S. House of Representatives
William H. Gray, III
President & CEO of United Negro College Fund, US House of Representatives
Earl Hilliard
Congressman Alabama 7th District
Hubert Humpries
Honorary Member, 38th U.S. President
James A. Joseph
U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of S. Africa
Damon Keith
U.S. District Judge-Eastern District of Michigan
Thurgood Marshall
First Black U.S. Supreme Court Justice
Donald McHenry
Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N.
Ralph Metcalfe
Congressman Illinois
Samuel Pierce
U.S. Secretary of HUD
Adam Clay Powell, Jr.
New York U.S. Representative
Charles Rangle
Congressman New York 15th District
Aubrey Robinson
U.S. District Court
Bennett Stewart
U.S. House of Representatives Illinois
Gerald Thomas
Ambassador to Kenya
Andrew Young
Mayor of Atlanta, First Black U.N. Ambassador
Local/State Government
Dennis Archer
Mayor of Detroit, Michigan
Richard Arrington
Mayor of Birmingham, Alabama
Thomas V. Barnes
Mayor of Gary, Indiana
Marion Barry
Mayor of Washington, DC
Theodore Berry
Mayor of Cincinnati, OH
Willie Brown
Speaker-California State Assembly of Representatives
David Dinkins
Mayor of New York, New York
Julian Dixon
Appt'd Chairman (President's Race Advisory Board), FBK, Noted Historian
Ernest Finney
Assoc. Justice, S. Carolina Supreme Court
Maynard Jackson
First Black Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia
I.S. Leevey Johnson
President, S. Carolina Bar Association
John H. Johnson
President of Johnson Publishing Company
Harvey Johnson
1st Black Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi
Sidney A. Jones
Municipal Judge Circuit, Cooke County, Illinois
Ernest Morial
Former General Pres.-Alpha Phi Alpha, Mayor New Orleans
Entertainment/Musicians
Cannonball Adderly
Jazz Musician
Gerald Albright
Jazz Musician
Darryl Bell
Actor, A Different World
Tony Brown
Journalist, Television Producer
Peabo Bryson
Singer
Countee Cullen
Poet
"Duke" Ellington
Bandleader, Composer, Pianist
Keith Garret
Executive Producer, Martin Network Television
Marc Gay
Singer, SHAI
Mal Goode
1st Black Network Producer for (ABC)
Lionel Hampton
Band Leader
Donny Hathaway
Singer, Musician
John H. Johnson
Publisher, Johnson Publications
Carl Martin
Singer, SHAI
Darnell Van Rensalier
Singer, SHAI
Lionel Richie
Singer, Songwriter
Stuart Scott
ESPN Sportscaster
Chuck Stone
Philadelphia Daily News
Keenan Ivory Wayans
Comedian, Producer
Sport Stars
Walt Bellamy
NBA Player
Junior Bridgeman
Pro Basketball, Milwaukee Bucks
John O. Brown
Dillard University Basketball Coach
Quinn Buckner
NBA Player, Coach, Sportscaster
Wes Chandler
NFL Player, San Diego Chargers
Greg Coleman
NFL's First Black Punter
Todd Day
NBA Player Boston Celtics
Wayne Embry
GM, NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers
Charles Haley
NFL Player, Dallas Cowboys
Michael Jackson
NFL Player, Baltimore Ravens
Carnell Lake
NFL Player Pittsburgh Steelers
Mike Merriweather
NFL Player Pittsburgh Steelers
Chris Mills
Cleveland Cavaliers