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Jimi Hendrix

-Guitarist


-Woodstock Performance of his version of National A. brought togetherness and emotion to people during Vietnam War


-spread message that music is Universal


-cristized for playing for white folks

Bluford Guion

-Astronaut (nicknamed Guy)


-first African A. to be launched into space


-was a pilot and fought in Vietnam War

Wilma Rudolph

-Track star


-First African A. to win 3 medals consecutively in Olympics


-Nicknamed "Black Gazelle"


Jackie Robinson

-Baseball Star/Entrepreneur


-First African A. to play in Major League BaseB and inducted into Hall of Fame


-3 posted stamps dedicated


-Vice Pres of Chock Full O'Nuts company

Coretta Scott King

-Civil Rights Activist


-First Lady of movement and to major in Elementary School Educ.


-Promoted nonviolent tactics (Gandhi) used speech n music


-dedicated Dr.King a holiday

Francis Harper

-Author/Abolitionist


- Participated in abolotionist(UnderR Con), women's rights, and temperance movements


-Historical Plaque dedication


-Forest Leaves is well known poem

Louis Armstrong

-Trumpeter/Singer (musician and composer)


-nicknamed Sancho


-inventor of SCAT


-introduced Jazz


- Change the way ppl sing and play music


-postage stamps dedicated


Ralph Abernathy

-Civil Rights Leader/pastor


-worked closely with MLK n cofounded Southern Leadership Conference


-helped organize bus boycott


-Awarded lots of doctorates from Universities


-First Afric A. to host a radio show


Bill T. Jones

-Dancer/Choreographer


-choreographed D-Man in the Waters


-2 Tony awards


-inspired openess to controversial topics (sexuality, aids, and race)

Duke Ellington

-Composer/Musician (Harlem Renaissance)


-12 grammy awards


-Change the way ppl listened to music and helped open doors for balcks and aspiring artists

Michael Jackson

-All around entertainer/philanthropist (don't know if he played instrument)

Booker T. Washington

-Educator/Civil Rights (though not King' time)

Him and George W. Carver are compared alot

Oprah Winfrey

-Entrepreneur/talk show host/producer/philanthropist

Maya Angelou

-Author/poet/Civil Rights Activist

George W. Carver

-Scientist

Huey Newton

-Political Activist

Augusta Savage

-Sculptor (Harlem Reconnaissance)