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President of Martin Luther Kings original leadership which was the Southern christian Leadership conference. He was also Martin LutherKing's Driver.

Fred Williamson, nicknamed "The Hammer," played professional football in 1961 for the Oakland Raiders, then was traded to the Kansas City Chiefs in 1965. A flamboyant self-promoter, Williamson led the media hype into Super Bowl in 1967. After football he was an architect for a brief time, but then jumped into acting. He had early success in small parts, but his real fame came as an action hero in the movies, in low-budget films such as Black Caesar and Mr. Mean. He produced, wrote and directed many of the films he starred in. In 1996 he appeared with other stars of the era in Original Gangstas.

Victoria jackson was born in miami, FL. on Aug 2, 1959. She is an actress, comedian, satirist and internet blogger. She was a member of the Saturday Night live show on NBC from 1986 to 1992. Victoria Jackson is a conservative, she host her own show on the internet called the Victoria Jackson Show.

C.L. Bryant is a native of Shreveport, LA. As the son of a WWII Veteran, L.C. Bryant and Elnola Bryant, C.L.'s roots run deep into the Cane River Area of Louisiana. He has studied Western Civilization, mortgage finance and has a Master's degree in Theology. As a licensed and ordained Baptist minister and pastor of 35 years, C.L. has traveled extensively through the U.S., South America and on missionary journeys in the Amazon. This former president of the NAACP's Garland, Texas Chapter and self-professed "Democratic Radicial" turned Conservative, now believes the values once vehemently upheld has led the Black community into a state of bondage to the U.S government.

Joyce Kaufman was born in New York City. She studied at CUNY, SUNY, Hunter, and New school.She Now is a Conservative Talk Show host on 850 WFTL in south florida. Joyce Kaufman is a Jewish puerto Rican Talk show host.

Allen Bernard West (born February 7, 1961) is an American political commentator, was a member of the United States House of Representatives, and retired from the U.S. Army as a Lieutenant Colonel. A member of the Republican Party, he represented Florida's 22nd congressional district in the House from 2011 to 2013 and is currently a contributor for Fox News.West was born in Georgia and joined the United States Army in 1983. He was deployed to Kuwait in 1991 and Iraq in 2003. In 2003, He entered politics in 2008 as the nominee for Florida's 22nd congressional district in 2008, losing to Democratic incumbent Ron Klein. In a re-match in 2010, he won the seat, coinciding with significant Republican gains in the 2010 midterm elections.

Rev. O’Neal Dozier was the fourth of eleven children; born on September 3, 1948 to Annie Dozier and the late Jessie Emmanuel Dozier who were sharecroppers. In 1955, his family left South Carolina and came to Pompano Beach, Florida on a migrant farm bus. Rev. Dozier went on to graduate from Blanche Ely High School in 1967, where he was a soloist in the Chorale and a member of the Football and Basketball Team.

Rev. O’Neal Dozier received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Religion and Philosophy from Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach, Florida. Rev. Dozier played professional football in the National Football League for the Chicago Bears during the 1974 football season. He was later traded to the New York Jets, where he was subsequently waived because of injury. In addition, Rev. Dozier was a player/coach during the 1979 football season for the Alabama Vulcans (Birmingham, Alabama) of the American Football Association Professional Football League (A.F.A.).

Leah Stern is a multi media journalist and content producer both in the U.S.A, Israel and Europe for Storyhunter, Yahoo South America, Huffington Post, Miami Herald, Miami New Times, Fisher Island Times, Detroit Jewish News, Jewlicious.com, The Jerusalem Post and The Times of Israel. Stern frequently directed, produced, and filmed news features in Israel for CNN's World Report Program.