Bro. Dudley, Sr. is present and Ceo of Dudley Hair Care Products Dudley Products, Dudley Cosmetology University, Dudley Direct, Dudley Products Cosmetics, Dudley Travel and Dudley Cosmetology University. He is also the Chairmen of AHBAI.

Bro. Herman's organization is the largest minority-owned general contractor in the United States. One can look throughout the Southeast to see the Russell mark on such buildings as Atlanta's Georgia Dome and the Coca-Cola headquarters.

Bro. Newton was a world renown civil rights activist and Co-Founder Black Panther Party, a militant black nationalist organization which protected, educated, and feed African Americans based in Oakland, California.

Bro. A. Philip Randolph a renown civil rights activist who called for the March on Washington. He was the only civil rights leader who could get the others to unite. 250,000 came in response. When he introduced Dr. King, "symbolically, the torch was passed from one generation of fighters to another."

Bro. Dr. Johnson is most famous for writing the Lyrics to the Negro National Anthem, "Lift Every Voice and Sing." In addition, he was a poet, educator, lawyer, diplomat, and civil right activist.

Bro. Dr. Locke was the first African American Rhodes Scholar. He was an American educator, writer, political activist, community leader and philosopher, who is best remembered as a leader and chief interpreter of the Harlem Renaissance. His political philosophy is documented in his book The New Negro.

Bro. Sample With thirty years of professional musical experience as a soloist and working as a member of the highly popular R&B/jazz band The Crusaders, it seems as though anything Joe Sample does now is only icing on a cake that is one of the most successful careers in the history of jazz. Having recorded with the likes of Anita Baker, Al Jarreau, B.B. King, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, Marvin Gaye, Tina Turner, George Benson, Tom Scott, Steely Dan, and Marcus Miller ---- Sample is no stranger to success in the music business and is heard on well over 1,000 albums.

Bro. Jones is the host and producer of Bobby Jones Gospel and Video Gospel, on the WHITE Entertainment Television cable channel, seen in Europe and Africa as well as North America. Winner of numerous awards, including a Grammy nomination, a Dove award, NAACP Achievement Award, and Stellar Award.

Bros. White are two of the lead singers for the legendary R&B group, "Earth, Wind and Fire" who's popularity has spanned over three decades.

Bro. Dr. Azikiwe Nigeria's first president, was a champion of African nationalism and master of compromise in his country's turbulent politics. Widely known as ``Zik of Africa,'' the politician, scholar, poet and journalist helped to end the Biafran civil war that had plunged his Ibo people into mass suffering.

Bro. Lewis is described as "one of the most courageous persons the Civil Rights Movement ever produced," John Lewis has dedicated his life to protecting human rights, securing personal dignity, and building what he calls "The Beloved Community".  Bro. Lewis was also one of the chief organizers of SNCC. He has displayed a sense of ethics and morality that has won him the admiration of many of his House colleagues.

Bro. Mandela President of South Africa, accepted the Nobel Peace Prize as an accolade to all people who have worked for peace and stood against racism. It was as much an award to his person as it was to the ANC and all South Africa's people. In particular, he regards it as a tribute to the people of Norway who stood against apartheid while many in the world were silent.

Bro. Nkrumah (1909-72), first prime minister (1957-60) and president (1960-66) of Ghana. A firm believer in African liberation, Nkrumah pursued a radical pan-African policy, playing a key role in the formation of the Organization of African Unity in 1963. As head of government, he was less successful, and as time passed he became increasingly dictatorial. Finally overthrown by the military in 1966, he spent his last years in exile, dying in Bucharest, Romania, on April 27, 1972.

Bro. Tolbert as President of Liberia he took over when Liberia was at its finest point in history. The foreign investments in industries like rubber, iron ore, and timber were not seen in many countries  as it was seen in Liberia. Agricultural crops like oil palm and plantein, oranges and coconut were showing promise of eventually being exported to Europe. In Bro. Tolbert's inaugaration address, he stress the fact that Liberia was the most stable country in African history.

Bro. Towns was first elected to public office in November 1982 as the U.S. Representative for Brooklyn's llth Congressional District. He was elected to represent the10th Congressional District in 1992. Congressman Towns is a member of the Energy & Commerce Committee, and serves on two Subcommittees, Health and the Environment, and, Commerce, Consumer Protection and Competitiveness.

Bro. Dr. Carver was a world renowned Scientist, Inventor, Former Slave, Educator, Scientist, Businessperson, Service Industry Employee, Agriculturist, Medical Worker, Artist, Author, Lecturer, and Performing Artist. He developed 325 different uses for the peanuts, over 100 uses for sweet potatoes, and countless others from various types of Southern plants.

Bro. Underwood is a highly publicized television and movie star. Bro. Underwood has been in many shows and films such as: "Set It Off, Posse, LA Law, and currently High Incident."

Bro. Morris Chestnut The multitalented MORRIS CHESTNUT starred opposite Demi Moore in G.I. Jane as well as in the films Under Seige II, The Inkwell, the critically-acclaimed Boyz 'N' The Hood, and the critically-acclaimed "The Best Man." His television credits include C-16, Firehouse, Out All Night, The Ernest Green Story and In The Line of Duty.