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Article	Gender	Occupation	Place of birth	Residence
A C Wharton	male	politician	Lebanon
A. P. Tureaud	male	lawyer	New Orleans
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.	male	politician pastor journalist organizational founder	New Haven
Addeliar D. Guy III	male	judge	Chicago
Adrian Murrell	male	American football player	Fayetteville
Al Edwards	male	politician	Houston
Al Green	male	politician lawyer	New Orleans
Albert N. Whiting	male	sociologist academic administrator	Navesink	Columbia
Albert Vann	male	politician	Brooklyn
Alfred Bitini Xuma	male	politician	Transkei
Alonzo Herndon	male	entrepreneur barber	Social Circle	Atlanta
Amos M. Gailliard Jr.	male	soldier	New York City
Andra Fuller	male	actor	Houston
Andrew Young	male	film producer politician diplomat writer peace activist human rights activist film screenwriter	New Orleans
Andrew Zawacki	male	poet
Andy Stanfield	male	sprinter athletics competitor	Washington, D.C.
Antonio Hart	male	saxophonist jazz musician composer	Baltimore
Archibald Carey, Jr.	male	politician	Chicago
Archie Williams	male	sprinter teacher	Oakland
Art Shell	male	American football player American football coach	Charleston
Arthur Shores	male	lawyer	Birmingham
Barrett Green	male	American football player
Barry Foster	male	American football player	Hurst
Bassey Offiong	male		Detroit
Belford Lawson, Jr.	male	lawyer American football player	Roanoke	New Haven Washington, D.C.
Benjamin Thurman Hacker	male	military officer	Washington, D.C.
Bennett M. Stewart	male	politician university teacher	Huntsville
Benny Boom	male	film director	Philadelphia
Billy Taylor	male	association football player American football player Canadian football player	Hoxie	Hoxie
Bobby Bell	male	American football player businessperson	Shelby
Bobby Phills	male	basketball player	Baton Rouge
Bobby Scott	male	politician lawyer	Washington, D.C.
Bobby Wilks	male	aircraft pilot	St. Louis
Bobby William Austin	male	sociologist writer	Bowling Green
Brig Owens	male	American football player	Linden
Byron Brown	male	politician	Queens
C. O. Simpkins, Sr.	male	dentist civil rights advocate politician	Mansfield	Shreveport
C. T. Vivian	male	Christian minister writer civil rights advocate	Boonville
Cain Hope Felder	male	theologian biblical scholar	Aiken
Cannonball Adderley	male	bandleader conductor saxophonist composer jazz musician record producer	Tampa
Canute Curtis	male	American football player	Amityville
Carl Eller	male	American football player	Winston-Salem
Carl McCall	male	politician	Boston
Carnell Lake	male	American football player	Salt Lake City
Cecil F. Poole	male	lawyer judge	Birmingham
Chaka Fattah	male	politician	Philadelphia	Philadelphia
Channing Heggie Tobias	male	activist	Augusta
Charles A. Hines	male		Washington, D.C.
Charles Alston	male	caricaturist painter sculptor visual artist	Charlotte	Harlem Charlotte
Charles B. Rangel	male	politician lawyer	Harlem
Charles Fisher	male	American football player	Aliquippa
Charles H. Wesley	male	writer historian university teacher	Louisville	Philadelphia Washington, D.C.
Charles Haley	male	American football player	Lynchburg
Charles Hamilton Houston	male	lawyer jurist university teacher	Washington, D.C.
Charles Henry Chapman	male		Cayuga County
Charles McGee	male	military officer aircraft pilot	Cleveland
Charles Spurgeon Johnson	male	sociologist university teacher	Bristol
Charles V. Willie	male	sociologist	Dallas
Charles Wesley Turnbull	male	politician	Saint Thomas
Chester Himes	male	writer novelist screenwriter autobiographer short story writer	Jefferson City
Chris Doleman	male	American football player	Indianapolis
Chris Huffins	male	athletics competitor	Brooklyn
Chris Mills	male	basketball player	Los Angeles
Christopher Darden	male	lawyer	Martinez
Chuck Stone	male	journalist aircraft pilot	Hartford
Clementa C. Pinckney	male	politician pastor activist	Beaufort	Ridgeland
Cliff Louis	male	American football player Canadian football player	Brooklyn
Clifton Reginald Wharton, Sr.	male	diplomat	Baltimore
Clinnon Oneal Harvey	male	mathematician university teacher	Bonham
Clyde Fletcher	male
Corey Hébert	male	journalist
Cornel West	male	theologian philosopher university teacher actor critic writer executive producer podcaster political activist	Tulsa
Cornelius Johnson	male	athletics competitor	Los Angeles
Counteé Cullen	male	poet novelist writer children's writer	Louisville
Damon Keith	male	lawyer judge	Detroit
Daniel T. Blue, Jr.	male	lawyer politician	Robeson County
Danny K. Davis	male	politician teacher university teacher	Parkdale
Darius Holland	male	American football player	Petersburg
Darryl Henley	male	American football player drug trafficker	Los Angeles
Darryl M. Bell	male	actor television actor	Chicago
Dave Albritton	male	politician athletics competitor high jumper	Danville
David Blackwell	male	mathematician statistician university teacher	Centralia
David Dinkins	male	politician jurist mayor	Trenton
David Scott	male	politician business executive	Aynor
Delano Lewis	male	lawyer diplomat businessperson banker	Arkansas City
Demetrious Johnson	male	American football player	St. Louis
Dennis Archer	male	lawyer judge politician	Detroit
Derek Fordjour	male	visual artist film director film producer film screenwriter	Memphis	New York City
Derrick Gaffney	male	American football player	Jacksonville
Dhani Jones	male	American football player	San Diego
Dick Gregory	male	comedian writer social activist social critic entrepreneur athletics competitor politician autobiographer political activist	St. Louis
Dolly King	male	basketball player
Don Barksdale	male	basketball player	Oakland
Don Coleman	male	American football player	Ponca City
Donald Driver	male	American football player	Houston
Donald McHenry	male	diplomat university teacher	St. Louis
Donny Hathaway	male	singer singer-songwriter conductor pianist record producer	Chicago
Dowdal H. Davis, Jr.	male	publisher	Independence	Kansas City
Duke Ellington	male	pianist composer autobiographer jazz musician conductor bandleader record producer film score composer music arranger lyricist jazz arranger musician	Washington, D.C.	Duke Ellington House
Duke Ihenacho	male	American football player	Carson
E. Lynn Harris	male	screenwriter novelist writer preface author	Flint
Earl F. Hilliard	male	politician lawyer	Birmingham
Earl W. Renfroe	male	dentist
Eddie Hinton	male	American football player	Lawton
Eddie Robinson	male	American football coach	Jackson
Eddie Tolan	male	sprinter athletics competitor	Denver
Edward Brooke	male	Massachusetts Attorney General politician lawyer	Washington, D.C.
Edward Gourdin	male	athletics competitor lawyer judge long jumper	Jacksonville
Edward Richards	male	lawyer	Guyana
Elgy Johnson	male	mathematician	Jacksonville
Emanuel Cleaver	male	politician pastor radio personality	Waxahachie
Emmanuel Arceneaux	male	American football player Canadian football player	Alexandria
Eric D. Walrond	male	novelist	Georgetown
Eric Jerome Dickey	male	novelist screenwriter writer	Memphis
Eric Wright	male	American football player	East St. Louis
Ernest A. Finney, Jr.	male	lawyer judge journalist	Smithfield
Ernest Nathan Morial	male	lawyer politician judge	New Orleans
Eugene Kinckle Jones	male	social reformer	Richmond
Eugene Sawyer	male	politician teacher	Greensboro
Eulace Peacock	male	athletics competitor	Dothan
Fletcher Henderson	male	pianist bandleader composer conductor jazz musician	Cuthbert
Floyd H. Flake	male	politician pastor	Los Angeles
Floyd McKissick	male	lawyer judge	Asheville
Frank Yerby	male	writer novelist university teacher	Augusta	Madrid
Frederick D. Patterson	male	teacher	Washington, D.C.
Frederick Douglass	male	journalist diplomat writer autobiographer businessperson editor suffragist abolitionist orator film editor caulker politician	Talbot County	Baltimore
Freeman A. Hrabowski III	male	mathematician university president	Birmingham
Fritz Pollard	male	athletics competitor	Springfield
Fritz Pollard	male	American football player American football coach	Chicago
Garrett Morgan	male	inventor businessperson	Claysville
Garrett Temple	male	basketball player	Baton Rouge
Gene Upshaw	male	American football player trade unionist	Robstown
George Biddle Kelley	male
George Edmund Haynes	male	social worker	Pine Bluff	Brooklyn
George Gregory	male	basketball player
Gerald Albright	male	jazz musician saxophonist	Los Angeles
Gerald Eustis Thomas	male	diplomat naval officer	Natick
Gerald Harris	male	mixed martial arts fighter	Tulsa
Gerald Williams	male	American football player	Waycross
Germain Ifedi	male	American football player	Houston
Gordon Bell	male	American football player	Troy
Gow Fields	male
Greg Coleman	male	American football player	Jacksonville
Greg Mathis	male	lawyer judge	Detroit
Gregory Meeks	male	politician lawyer	East Harlem
Hansen Clarke	male	politician lawyer	Detroit
Harold Ford, Sr.	male	politician funeral director	Memphis
Harry E. Johnson	male	lawyer	St. Louis
Harry T. Edwards	male	lawyer judge	New York City
Harvey Johnson, Jr.	male	politician	Vicksburg
Heman Marion Sweatt	male	civil rights advocate	Houston
Henry Arthur Callis	male	physician	Rochester
Henry Lawrence	male	American football player	Danville
Henry McKee Minton	male	physician	Columbia
Henry Ponder	male		Wewoka
Herb Wesson	male	politician	Cleveland
Herman Branson	male	physicist	Pocahontas
Hill Harper	male	actor television actor film actor	Iowa City
Hilyard Robert Robinson	male	architect
Horace Dawson	male	diplomat	Augusta
Horace Ward	male	lawyer judge politician journalist	LaGrange
Hubert Humphrey	male	politician pharmacist trade unionist	Wallace
Hugh Bernard Price	male	lawyer	Washington, D.C.
J. Marshall Shepherd	male	meteorologist	Canton
J. Mayo Williams	male	American football player record producer composer	Pine Bluff Monmouth
Ja A. Jahannes	male	psychologist
Jack Trice	male	American football player	Hiram
James A. Joseph	male	artist diplomat	Plaisance
James A. Porter	male	art historian historian painter	Baltimore
James Butts	male	athletics competitor	Los Angeles
James H. McGee	male	politician lawyer	Berryburg
James P. Comer	male	psychiatrist child psychiatrist educator writer	East Chicago
James R. Williams	male	politician	Columbus
Jason Wright	male	American football player business consultant	Upland
Jawn Sandifer	male	judge lawyer
Jay Harris	male	journalist sports commentator	Norfolk
Jay Ratliff	male	American football player	St. Petersburg
Jerry Butler	male	singer songwriter	Sunflower
Jesse Binga	male	banker	Detroit
Jesse E. Moorland	male	Christian minister businessperson book collector	Coldwater
Jesse Owens	male	sprinter athletics competitor long jumper	Oakville
Jethro Pugh	male	American football player businessperson	Windsor
Jim McMillian	male	basketball player	Raeford
Joe Brown	male	lawyer judge	Washington, D.C.
Joe Rogers	male	lawyer politician	Omaha
John "Hot Rod" Williams	male	basketball player	Sorrento
John Brooks Slaughter	male	engineer	Topeka
John H. Johnson	male	entrepreneur publisher businessperson journalist	Arkansas City
John H. Morrow	male	diplomat	Hackensack
John Hope	male	politician	Augusta
John Hope Franklin	male	historian university teacher professor writer	Rentiesville	Oklahoma Tulsa Durham Rentiesville
John N. Mitchell	male	military officer lawyer politician	Detroit
John T. Bullock	male	council member	Philadelphia
John Thornton	male	American football player	Philadelphia
John Woodruff	male	middle-distance runner athletics competitor	Connellsville
Johnnie E. Wilson	male	military officer	Baton Rouge
Joseph Lowery	male	human rights activist civil rights advocate Christian minister	Huntsville
Julian C. Dixon	male	politician	Washington, D.C.
Julian David Rainey	male	lawyer adviser	Weldon	Boston
Julius Franks	male	dentist American football player	Macon
Junior Bridgeman	male	basketball player restaurateur	East Chicago
Kelly Miller	male	mathematician sociologist essayist writer	Winnsboro
Ken Riley	male	American football player	Bartow
Kenny Washington	male	American football player actor	Los Angeles
Kenton Keith	male	diplomat
Kevin Grevioux	male	actor screenwriter writer science fiction writer film actor voice actor stunt performer comics writer	Chicago
Kevin Young	male	athletics competitor	Watts
Kwame Kilpatrick	male	politician American football player	Detroit
Lawrence Ross	male	novelist	Los Angeles
Lee Patrick Brown	male	politician police officer	Wewoka
Lemuel Stinson	male	American football player	Houston
Lenny Wilkens	male	basketball player basketball coach coach	Brooklyn	Brooklyn
Lester Granger	male	military personnel	Newport News
Lester Walton	male	diplomat	St. Louis
Levi Watkins	male	surgeon	Parsons
Lewis Kelly	male	American football player	Lithonia
Lewis Ossie Swingler	male	journalist
Lewis Walker	male	university teacher	Selma
Lionel Hampton	male	bandleader saxophonist composer jazz musician actor percussionist pianist vocalist	Louisville
Lionel Richie	male	singer singer-songwriter pianist record producer film actor saxophonist	Tuskegee
Lionel Wilson	male	politician	New Orleans
Lloyd L. Gaines	male	activist	Water Valley
Louis Wade Sullivan	male	politician businessperson physician	Atlanta
Lyman T. Johnson	male	school teacher	Columbia	Louisville
Malvin Russell Goode	male	journalist	White Plains
Manteo Mitchell	male	athletics competitor bobsledder	Shelby
Marc Morial	male	politician lawyer	New Orleans
Marco Coleman	male	American football player	Dayton
Marcus Pollard	male	basketball player American football player	Lanett
Marion Barry	male	politician human rights activist	Itta Bena
Mark Lee	male	American football player	Hanford
Marques Murrell	male	American football player	Fayetteville
Martin Luther King III	male	human rights activist	Montgomery
Martin Luther King Jr.	male	pastor preacher civil rights advocate human rights activist peace activist pacifist writer politician	Atlanta
Maurice J. Nutt	male	Catholic priest author adjunct professor preacher	St. Louis	St. Louis New Orleans Memphis Chicago
Max Starks	male	American football player	Orlando
Max Yergan	male	civil rights advocate missionary	Raleigh
Maynard Jackson	male	politician	Dallas
Mel Farr, Jr.	male	American football player	Santa Monica
Mel Lattany	male	sprinter	Brunswick
Michael A. Shipp	male	lawyer judge	Paterson
Michael Clayton	male	American football player	Baton Rouge
Michael Jackson	male	politician American football player	Tangipahoa
Michael Pittman	male	American football player	New Orleans
Mike Farr	male	American football player	Santa Monica
Mike Merriweather	male	American football player	Albany
Mike Powell	male	athletics competitor	Philadelphia
Milton C. Davis	male	lawyer
Nate "Tiny" Archibald	male	basketball player basketball coach	New York City	The Bronx New York City
Nathaniel Allison Murray	male		Washington, D.C.
Nesby Glasgow	male	American football player	Los Angeles
Noble Sissle	male	bandleader composer conductor jazz musician singer songwriter lyricist playwright	Indianapolis
Norm Rice	male	politician	Denver
Norman Francis	male	academic	Lafayette
Norman Manley	male	politician lawyer	Manchester Parish
Olaniyi Sobomehin	male	American football player	Portland
Omari Hardwick	male	actor stage actor television actor film producer	Savannah
Orison Rudolph Aggrey	male	diplomat	Salisbury
Otis Davis	male	sprinter athletics competitor	Tuscaloosa
Ozell Sutton	male	military personnel activist journalist	Gould
Patrick O. Jefferson	male	politician	The Bahamas
Paul Robeson	male	singer lawyer writer basketball player American football player film actor stage actor politician actor musicologist	Princeton
Phil Edwards	male	physician athletics competitor	Georgetown
Quinn Buckner	male	basketball player basketball coach	Phoenix
Ralph Metcalfe	male	politician sprinter athletics competitor	Atlanta
Randal Pinkett	male	businessperson	Philadelphia	Somerset
Randy D. Dunn	male	politician	Kansas City
Raphael Lanier	male	diplomat
Rayford Logan	male	historian professor political activist university teacher	Washington, D.C.
Raymond Webber	male	American football player	St. Louis
Reggie Kelly	male	American football player	Aberdeen
Reggie Williams	male	American football player	Flint
Rel Dowdell	male	film director film producer writer screenwriter	Philadelphia
Richard Arrington, Jr.	male	zoologist politician entomologist	Livingston
Rob Hardy	male	film director film producer actor director screenwriter cinematographer	Philadelphia	Atlanta
Robert Benham	male	lawyer judge	Cartersville
Robert Harold Ogle	male
Robert L. Carter	male	lawyer judge journalist	Caryville
Robert Michael Franklin, Jr.	male	teacher	Chicago
Roland Burris	male	politician lawyer bank examiner executive	Centralia
Roland Martin	male	columnist journalist radio personality writer actor	Houston
Roman Oben	male	American football player	Cameroon
Ron Dellums	male	politician lobbyist Mental Health Social Worker program director consultant teacher bureaucrat	Oakland
Ron Johnson	male	American football player	Detroit
Ronald Moore	male	American football player	Spencer
Roosevelt Fitzgerald	male	professor columnist	Natchez
Rosey Grier	male	television actor American football player needleworker	Cuthbert
Roy A. Burrell	male	businessperson radio personality journalist politician	Oak Grove
Roy Schneider	male	politician	Saint Thomas
Rudolph McCollum Jr.	male	politician	Richmond
Rusty Cundieff	male	actor film director screenwriter television actor television director television producer	Pittsburgh
Sammuel Sanes	male	politician case manager	Brooklyn	Saint Croix Christiansted
Sammy Green	male	American football player	Bradenton
Samuel L. Gravely, Jr.	male	military officer	Richmond
Samuel Pierce	male	politician university teacher	Glen Cove
Sandy Stephens	male	American football player Canadian football player	Uniontown
Sayon Cooper	male	athletics competitor
Stan McKenzie	male	basketball player	Miami
Stan Verrett	male	sports commentator	Louisiana
Steve Jordan	male	American football player	Phoenix
Steven Horsford	male	politician business executive	Las Vegas
Stuart Scott	male	sports commentator journalist	Chicago
Sydney Hall	male	actor television actor model dancer	West Hartford
T. J. Heath	male	American football player Canadian football player	Alexandria
T. J. Jemison	male	civil rights advocate religious figure	Selma
Ted Berry	male	lawyer politician	Kentucky
Terence Todman	male	diplomat	Saint Thomas
Thomas W. Young	male	journalist editor lawyer	Norfolk	Norfolk
Thurgood Marshall	male	judge lawyer politician jurist	Baltimore
Todd Day	male	basketball player basketball coach	Decatur
Todd Duncan	male	opera singer actor	Danville
Tony Brown	male	journalist academic comedian businessperson film director	Charleston
Trezelle Jenkins	male	American football player	Chicago
Tyrell Johnson	male	American football player	Rison
Tyrone Yates	male	politician	Cincinnati
Vaughn Lowery	male	actor television actor model	Detroit
Vertner Woodson Tandy	male	architect	Lexington
W. E. B. Du Bois	male	historian novelist philosopher writer sociologist social worker human rights activist photographer poet autobiographer opinion journalist teacher journalist art historian economist	Great Barrington	Atlanta Ghana Berlin
Wallace Triplett	male	American football player	La Mott
Walt Bellamy	male	basketball player	New Bern
Walt Frazier	male	basketball player actor	Atlanta	Atlanta
Walt Wesley	male	basketball player	Fort Myers
Walter A. Gordon	male	lawyer American football player judge politician police officer	Atlanta
Walter Carrington	male	diplomat	New York City
Walter E. Gaskin	male	military officer	Savannah
Walter Washington	male		Hazlehurst
Wayne Embry	male	basketball player	Springfield	Springfield
Wes Chandler	male	American football player	New Smyrna Beach
Wes Moore	male	soldier writer politician business executive investment banker television producer	Takoma Park	Riverside Guilford Government House
Wes Unseld	male	basketball player basketball coach sports executive	Louisville	Louisville
Wesley A. Brown	male	military officer	Baltimore
Whitney Young	male	politician	Shelby County
Wiley J. Henderson	male		Clarke County
William Byron Rumford	male	pharmacist politician	Courtland
William H. Gray	male	politician lobbyist businessperson	Baton Rouge
William Levi Dawson	male	politician lawyer	Albany
William P. Foster	male	composer bandleader music educator music director bandmaster	Kansas City Kansas City
William Pierce	male	clinical psychologist	Youngstown
William T. Andrews	male	politician	Sumter
William Thaddeus Coleman, Jr.	male	attorney at law politician lawyer	Philadelphia
Willie Brown Jr.	male	politician podcaster dental hygienist lawyer	Mineola	San Francisco
Willis Ward	male	athletics competitor American football player	Alabama
Winston E. Scott	male	military officer astronaut aircraft pilot	Miami
Woody Strode	male	film actor athletics competitor professional wrestler television actor American football player actor	Los Angeles
Wyatt Tee Walker	male	historian	Brockton

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