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'''Black Republicans''' comprise about 1% of GOP voters, but include the Republican National Chairman [[Michael Steele]], elected in 2009. Black Republicans support the [[Republican party]] for many reasons, including a belief that the Republican party supports conservative values, is pro-business, and had a positive role in ending [[slavery]] in the 1860s and supporting the [[civil rights movement]] of the 1960s.  
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'''Black Republicans''' comprise about 1% of GOP voters, but include former Republican National Chairman [[Michael Steele]], elected from 2009 to 2011. Black Republicans support the [[Republican party]] for many reasons, including a belief that the Republican party supports conservative values, is pro-business, and had a positive role in ending [[slavery]] in the 1860s and supporting the [[civil rights movement]] of the 1960s.  
  
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==Contemporary==
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==In order of birthdate==
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*[[Colin Powell]]
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*[[Sojourner Truth]] (c. 1797 – 1883)
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*[[Condoleezza Rice]]
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*[[Frederick Douglass]] (c. 1818 – 1895)
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*[[Thomas Sowell]]
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*[[Harriet Tubman]] (c. 1822 – 1913)
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*[[Clarence Thomas]]
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*[[Hiram Rhodes Revels]] (1827 – 1901)
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*[[Michael S. Steele]]
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*[[Blanche Bruce]] (1841 – 1898)
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*J. Kenneth Blackwell
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*[[Booker T. Washington]] (1856 – 1915)
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*J.C. Watts Jr
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*[[Ida B. Wells]] (1862 – 1931)
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*Don King
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*[[Mary Terrell]] (1863 – 1954)
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*Denzel Washington
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*[[George Washington Carver]] (1864 – 1943)
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*Lynn Swann
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*[[Carter G. Woodson]] (1875 – 1950)
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*[[Jackie Robinson]] (1919 – 1972)
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*[[Edward Brooke|Edward William Brooke, III]] (born 1919)
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*[[William Thaddeus Coleman, Jr.]] (born 1920)
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*[[Sammy Davis Jr.]] (1925 – 1990)
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*[[Martin Luther King Jr.]] (1929-1968)
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*[[Thomas Sowell]] (born 1930)
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*[[Don King]] (born 1931)
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*[[Rod Paige]] (born 1933)
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*[[Colin Powell]] (born 1937)
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*[[Alphonso Jackson]] (born 1945)
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*[[Herman Cain]] (born 1945)
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*[[Clarence Thomas]] (born 1948)
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*[[Kenneth Blackwell]] (born 1948)
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*[[Alan Keyes]] (born 1950)
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*[[Alveda C. King]] (born 1951)
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*[[Lynn Swann]] (born 1952)
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*[[Michael L. Williams]] (born 1953)
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*[[Condoleezza Rice]] (born 1954)
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*[[Keith Butler]] (born 1956)
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*[[J.C. Watts Jr]] (born 1957)
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*[[Joe Celestin]] (born 1957)
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*[[Michael S. Steele]] (born 1958)
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* [[Allen West]] (born 1961)
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* [[Alfonzo Raychel]]
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* [[Reginald Kaigler]] ([[Demcad]])
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* [[Alex Barron]]
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*Dr. [[Ben Carson]]
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* [[Thomas Sowell]]
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* [[Colion Noir]]
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* [[Sheriff]] [[David Clarke]]
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* [[Alan Keyes]],
  
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==Black Republicans of the past==
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==See also==
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*[[Frederick Douglass]]
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* Conservative [[African American|black]] pundits (See [[:Category:Black Conservatives|Black conservatives]] and [http://africanamericanconservatives.com/about/ AfricanAmericanConservatives.com])
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*[[Mary McLeod Bethune]]
 
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*[[Harriet Tubman]]
 
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*[[Sojourner Truth]]
 
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*[[George Washington Carver]]
 
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*[[Jackie Robinson]]
 
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*[[Sammy Davis Jr.]]
 
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*[[Booker T. Washington]]
 
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*Alphonso Jackson
 
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*Rod Paige
 
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*Michael L. Williams
 
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*Alveda C. King
 
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*Edward William Brooke, III
 
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*William Thaddeus Coleman, Jr.
 
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*Joe Celestin
 
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*Herman Cain
 
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*A. Philip Randolph
 
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*Hiram Rhodes Revels
 
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*Blanche Bruce
 
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*Ida B. Wells
 
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*Mary Terrell
 
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*Carter G. Woodson
 
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*Keith Butler
 
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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[[Category:Republican Party]]
 
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[[Category:Black Conservatives]]
 
[[Category:Black History]]
 
[[Category:Black History]]

Latest revision as of 00:17, June 28, 2016

Black Republicans comprise about 1% of GOP voters, but include former Republican National Chairman Michael Steele, elected from 2009 to 2011. Black Republicans support the Republican party for many reasons, including a belief that the Republican party supports conservative values, is pro-business, and had a positive role in ending slavery in the 1860s and supporting the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

In order of birthdate

See also

References