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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.  
  
 
==In order of birthdate==
 
==In order of birthdate==
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*[[Joe Celestin]] (born 1957)
 
*[[Joe Celestin]] (born 1957)
 
*[[Michael S. Steele]] (born 1958)
 
*[[Michael S. Steele]] (born 1958)
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*[[Allen West]] (born 1961)
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 22:03, May 21, 2012

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

References