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FACT:
60 %
of all Black Male Doctors
75 %
of all Black Male Lawyers
65 % of all Black Male Dentists
and
95 % of All Black Colleges
have been headed by Alpha Men
This
page is respectfully dedicated to all of those men who have
inspired us, as men of Alpha.
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ACTIVISTS
Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr.: Civil Rights Activist
Julius L. Chambers: NAACP
Legal Defense Fund
Lester Granger: National
Urban League
W.E.B. Dubois: Writer,
Historian, Civil Rights Activist
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.:
Civil Rights Activist
Thurgood Marshall: Civil
Rights Activist, Supreme Court Justice
Paul Robeson: Activist,
Scholar, Singer, Football Player
Dick Gregory: Activist
William Gray: United Negro
College Fund, Businessman
Franklin Williams:
Phelps-Stokes Fund
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EDUCATION/SCHOLARSHIP
James
Check: Howard University
Thomas W. Cole, Jr.: President,
Clark-Atlanta University
William B. DeLauder: President,
Delaware St. University
John Hope Franklin: Historian
E. Franklin Frazier: Sociologist
Dennis Kimbro: Author
Frederick Patterson: Founder,
UNCF
Dr. Ronald J. Temple:
Chancellor, City Colleges of Chicago
Cornell West: Author
Andrew Zawacki: Rhodes
Scholar, Author
Dr. Raymond W. Cannon: 1st
Edition, Sphinx Magazine
Norm Francis: President,
Xavier University
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MILITARY
Samuel
Gravel: Admiral, USN
Edward Honor: Major General, AUS
Fred A. Gorden: Brigadere
General
Samuel Gravely: Admiral
Benjamin Hacker: Rear Admiral
Edward Honor: Major General
James McCall: Major General
Winston Scott: Commander
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SCIENCE
& MEDICINE
Dr.
Lessall D. Leffall: President, American College of Surgeons
James Comer: Psychologist
Garrett Morgan: Inventor,
Traffic Signal
Louis Sullivan: Secretary of
Health and Education
GOVERNMENT/POLITICS
Dennis
Archer: Mayor of Detroit
Richard Arrington: Mayor of
Birmingham
Willie Brown: Mayor of San
Francisco
David Dinkins: Former Mayor of
New York
Rev. Emmanuel Cleaver:
Mayor of Kansas City
Chaka Fattah: Congressman,
Pennsylvania
Ernest Finney: South Carolina
Supreme Court Justice
Earl Hilliard: Congressman,
Alabama (7th District)
Maynard Jackson: Former Mayor of
Atlanta
Thurgood Marshall: Former U.S.
Supreme Court Justice
Earnest "Dutch"
Morial: 1st Black Mayor of New Orleans
Marc Morial: Mayor of New
Orleans
Charles Rangel: Congressman, New
York (15th District)
Robert C. Scott:
Congressman, Virginia (3rd District)
Andrew Young: Former Mayor of
Atlanta
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BUSINESS
Thomas
J. Burrell: CEO, Burrell Advertising
W. Melvin Brown: CEO, American
Development Corp.
John H. Johnson: Entrepreneur
Delano Lewis: President,
National Public Radio
Henry Parks: Founder, Parks
Sausages, Inc.
Joshua Smith: CEO, Maxima
Corporation
ENTERTAINMENT
Daryl
Bell: Actor
Tony Brown: Journalist/Producer
Countee Cullen: Poet
Duke Ellington: Jazz
Musician
Donny Hathaway: Musician
Eugene Jackson: National Black
Network
Stuart Scott: ESPN Anchorman
Chuck Stone: Philadelphia Daily
News
Keenan Ivory Wayans: Comedian,
Producer
SPORTS
Quinn
Buckner: Former NBA Player and Coach
Wes Chandler: Former NFL Player
Todd Day: NBA Player
Rosie Greer: Former NFL Player
Charles Haley: NFL Player
Michael Jackson: NFL Player
Carnell Lake: NFL Player
Jesse Owens: Olympic Gold
Medalist
Fritz Pollard: 1st Black Head
Coach in the NFL
Mike Powell: Track Star
Eddie Robinson: Winningest
Football Coach in NCAA History
Jackie Robinson: First Black Man
in Major League Baseball
Art Shell: Former NFL Player and
Coach
Wes Unseld: Former NBA Player
and Coach
Gene Upshaw: President of the
NFL Players Association
Lenny Wilkens: Winningest Coach
in NBA History
John "Hot Rod"
Williams: Former NBA Player
Reggie Williams: Cincinnati
Bengal
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