List of African American Republicans
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The following is an alphabetically ordered list of famous African American Republicans, past and present .
Contents: Top - 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
[edit] A
- Claude Allen (former White House Domestic Policy Advisor)
[edit] B
- J. Kenneth Blackwell (Secretary of State of Ohio, former gubernatorial candidate)
- Jennette Bradley (Treasurer of State of Ohio)
- Edward Brooke (Senator from Massachusetts)
- Janice Rogers Brown (U.S. Court of Appeals)
- Blanche K. Bruce (Senator from Mississippi)
- Keith Butler (Minister and former US Senatorial candidate from Michigan)
[edit] C
- Herman Cain (Businessman)
- Octavius Valentine Catto (Civil Rights Activist & Black Baseball Pioneer)
- Henry Plummer Cheatham (U.S. Congressman)
- Ward Connerly
[edit] D
- Oscar Stanton De Priest (Congressman from Illinois)
- Clyde Drexler (former basketball player)
[edit] E
- Larry Elder (talk radio host and commentator)
- Robert Brown Elliott (U.S Congressman)
[edit] F
- none registered
[edit] G
- none registered
[edit] H
- Ted Hayes (Homeless Activist)
[edit] I
- Roy Innis, (founder of CORE, civil rights activist)
- Niger Innis (commentator and activist)
[edit] J
- Wallace B. Jefferson (Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Texas)
[edit] K
- Alan Keyes
- Don King
- Yaphet Kotto (Actor)
[edit] L
- John Mercer Langston
- Jefferson Franklin Long (U.S. Congressman from Georgia)
- John Roy Lynch (U.S. Congressman)
[edit] M
- Angela McGlowan
- Donald McLaurin (local mayor, running for Ohio state representative)
- Karl Malone (former basketball player)
- Thomas Ezekiel Miller (U.S. Congressman)
- Hamid Saleem Mujahid (Faith Investment Club VP)
- George Washington Murray (U.S. Congressman)
[edit] N
- Charles Edmund Nash (U.S Congressman)
[edit] O
[edit] P
- Rod Paige (former US Secretary of Education)
- Sherman Parker (Missouri state representative, running for U.S. House of Representatives)
- Samuel Pierce (HUD Secretary in Reagan Administration)
- Colin Powell (former US Secretary of State)
- Michael Powell (former head of FCC)
- Jesse Lee Peterson (Founder of BOND, Civil rights activist)
- Joseph C. Phillips (actor)
[edit] Q
- none registered
[edit] R
- Joseph H. Rainey (U.S. Congressman)
- Hiram Rhodes Revels (Senator from Mississippi)
- Condoleezza Rice (US Secretary of State)
- Frances Rice (Chairman of National Black Republican Association)
- Jackie Robinson
- Vernon Robinson (City Council member running for Congress)
[edit] S
- Luc El-Art Severe (Student, Morehouse College; Chairman of Morehouse College Republicans; future Gubernatorial Candidate for GA)
- Robert Smalls (U.S. Congressman)
- Michael Steele (Lt. Gov. of Maryland, former candidate for the U.S. Senate)
- Pinckney Benton Stuart Pinchback (Former Governor of Louisiana)
- Lynn Swann (former NFL player, former Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate)
[edit] T
- Clarence Thomas (US Supreme Court Justice)
- Mary Terrell (Co-founder of the NAACP)
[edit] U
- none registered
[edit] V
- William T. Vernon (Registrar of the Treasury under President Theodore Roosevelt)
[edit] W
- Booker T Washington (educator and activist)
- Denzel Washington (Actor)
- Jimmie Walker (Actor and Comedian)
- J.C. Watts (former US Representative from Oklahoma)
- Ida Wells (Co-founder of the NAACP)
- Armstrong Williams (Radio and television commentator)
- Michael L. Williams (Texas Railroad Commissioner)
- Walter E. Williams (Author, Commentator, Economist, Recurring Guest Host on The Rush Limbaugh Show)
[edit] Y
- none registered
[edit] Z
- none registered
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