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Who was the 1st African American to become the majority owner of a professional sports organization?
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Robert L. Johnson
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Organization for improving African-American education?
NACW... African-American women founded this organization in 1896. Stands for National Association of Colored Women.
Who was the first African American to play professional baseball?
Jimmy Claxton
What organizations are responsible for paving the way to wealth and professional success for many African Americans?
African American social institutions
Who was the first African American professional baseball player of the twentieth century?
Jackie Robinson.
Who was Moses Fleetwood Walker?
He is credited as the first African-American professional baseball player.
Who was the first African American to become the majority owner of a perfessional sports organization?
Kinneth James brooker
Organization for improving African-American education?
NACW... African-American women founded this organization in 1896. Stands for National Association of Colored Women.
What happened to the South's African American population as a part of this shift?
The South's African American population became the majority.
Where is the African American Education And Research Organization in Durham North Carolina located?
The address of the African American Education And Research Organization is: Po Box 52031, Durham, NC 27717-2031
The majority of converts to Islam in the US are of what racial origin?
African American
What organization promoting African American rights?
National Urban League
Organization promoting African American rights?
National Urban League
The first African American to play professional hockey?
Willie O'Ree
How many professional athletes in the US out of ten are African American?
1
How many professional athletes are African American?
All of them, i think about 56 %
Who was the first African American to play professional baseball?
Jimmy Claxton
How did social organization help African-American communities?
by making african americans feel proud for serving their community
