75% of all Black Male Lawyers are Alpha men,
65% of all Black Male Dentists are Alpha men,
95% of all Black Colleges have been headed by Alpha Men.
It does not take a mathematician to figure out
that this is a vast majority of powerful men.
Alpha Phi Alpha represents more than one can ever imagine.
Business Leaders
Henry Brown, Anheuser-Busch
W. Melvin Brow, American Development Corporation
Thomas J. Burrell, Burrell Advertising
Doug Bush - Entrepreneur
John Bustamant, First National Bank Association
Darwin Davis, Equitable Life Insurance
I.Owen Funderberg, Citizens Trust Bank
Nathaniel Goldston, Gourmet Services, Inc.
Charles Jaynes, James Produce
Johnson H. Johnson - Entrepreneur
Thomas Shropshire, Phillip Morris Inc.
Donald Simmons, Simmons Oil Company
Joshua Smith, Maxima Corporation
Wayman Smith, Anheuser-Busch
Civic Leaders
Julius L. Chambers - NAACP Legal Defense Fund
W.E.B. Dubois, Writer, Historian, Civil Rights Activist, Philosopher
Frederick Douglass - Anti-slavery activist
Lester Granger, National Urban League
Dick Gregory, Activist
James Joseph, Council on Foundations
Martin Luther King, Jr., Civil rights activist
Thurgood Marshall - Civil Rights Activist, Supreme Court Justice
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., Civil Rights Activist
Paul Robeson, Actor/Athlete/Activist
William Gray - United Negro College Fund, Businessman
Franklin Williams, Phelps-Stokes Fund
Education/Scholarship
James Cheek, Howard University
T.W. Cole, Jr. Clark College
Nolen Ellison, Cuyahoga Community College
Luther Foster, Tuskegee Institute
John Hope Franklin, Historian
Norman Francis, Xavier University
E. Franklin Frazier, Sociologist
George Gore, Founder, Alpha Kappa Mu
Ernest Holloway, Langston University
Frederick Humphries, Florida A & M University
Arthur Jefferson, Detroit Superintendent
Dennis Kimbro - Author
Frederick Patterson, Founder, UNCF
Benjamin Payton, Tuskegee University
Harley Flack, President of Wright State University
Edward Fort, President of North Carolina A & T State University
Henry Ponder, Fisk University
Earl Richardson, Morgan State University John Slaughter, University of Maryland
Dr. Ronald J. Temple - Chancellor, City Colleges of Chicago
Walter Washington, Alcorn State University
Cornell West - Author
Entertainment
Daryl Bell - Actor
Tony Brown - Journalist/Producer
Countee Cullen - Poet
Duke Ellington - Jazz musician
Donny Hathaway - Musician
Eugene Jackson - National Black Network
Lionel Richie - Singer
Stuart Scott - Sportscenter Anchorman
Chuck Stone - Philadelphia Daily News
Keenan Ivory Wayans - Comedian, producer
Government (Federal)
Rudolph Aggrey, Ambassador to Romania
Edward W. Brooke, U.S. Senator U.W. Clemon, U.S District Court
Ronald Brown - Former Secretary of Commerce
William Coleman, U.S. Secretary of Transportation
Robert Collins, U.S. District Court
William Dawson, U.S. Representatives
Ronald Deflums, U.S Representative
Julian Dixon, U.S. Representative
Harry Edwards, U.S. Court of Appeals
Harold Ford, U.S. Representative
Damon Keith, U.S. District Court
Thurgood Marshall U.S. Supreme Court
Ralph Metcalfe, U.S. Representative
Samuel Pierce, U.S. HUD Secretary
Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., U.S. Representative
Charles Rangel, U.S. Representative
Aubrey Robinson, U.S. District Court
Bennett Stewart, U.S. Representative
Terrace Todman, Ambassador to Denmark
Gerald Thomas, Ambassador to Kenya
Government (State/Local)
Dennis Archer, Mayor Detroit
Richard Arrington, Mayor Birmingham, AL
Thomas V. Barnes, Mayor Gary, In
Marion Barry, Mayor Washington D.C.
Theodore Berry, Mayor Cincinnati OH
Lee P. Brown, Houston Police Chief
Willie Brown, Assembly Speaker (CA)
Roland Burris, Comptroller Illinois
David Dinkins, Mayor New York City, NY
Chaka Fattah - Pennsylvania Congressman
Ernest Finney - South Carolina Supreme Court Justice
Maynard Jackson, Mayor Atlanta, GA
Henry Marsh, Mayor Richmond VA
Ernest N. Morial, - 1st Black Mayor of New Orleans
Eugene Sawyer, Mayor Chicago, IL
Charles Z. Smith, Washington Supreme Court
Lionel Wilson, Mayor Oakland, CA
Andrew Young, Mayor Atlanta, GA
Media Figures
Tony Brown, Journalist/Producer
C.C. I)ejoie, Louisiana Weekly
Mat Goode, 1st Black Network Reporter
Eugene Jackson, National Black Network
John H. Johnson, Johnson Publications
John Procope, Amsterdam News
Chuck Stone, Philadelphia Daily News
Military
Roscoe Cartwright, General, USA
Fred A. Gorden, Brigadier General, USA, Commandant of Cadets, West Point
Samuel Gravely, Admiral USN
Edward Honor, Major General, USA
James McCall, Major General, USA, Chief, Pentagon Budget Office
Benjamin Hacker, Rear Admiral, USN, Commander, San Diego Naval Base
Religious
John Hurst Adams, President Congress of Black Churches
Philip Cousin, President National Council of Churches
Harold Davis, President American Baptist Churches
T.J. Jemison, President National Baptist Convention USA
E. Edward Jones, President National Baptist Convention America
J. Alfred Smith, President Progressive National Baptist Convention
Science/Medicine
James Comer, Psychologist
Joseph Gayles, Morehouse Medical College Lasalle LefaU, American Cancer Society
Dr. Lessall D. Leffall - President American College of Surgeons
Garrett Morgan, Inventor Traffic Signal
Louis Sullivan, Secretary of Health and Education
Sports Figures
Walt Bellamy, NBA
Junior Bridgeman, NBA
Quinn Buckner - Former NBA Player and Coach
Wes Chandler, San Diego Charges
Greg Coleman, NFL's 1st Black Punter
Todd Day - NBA Player
Wayne Embry, GM-Cleveland Cavaliers
Rosie Greer - NFL Player
Charles Haley - NFL Player
Mike Merriweather, Pittsburgh Steelers
Jesse Owens, Olympic Star
Fritz Pollard (First Black Head Coach in NFL history)
Jethro Pugh, NFL
Ken Rilev, NFL
Eddie Robinson, Grambling State University - Winningest coach in college football history
Jackie Robinson - First Black Man in Major League Baseball
Art Shell, NFL Coach
Wes Unseld, Washington Bullets
Eugene Upshaw, NFL Players Association
Lenny Wilkins, Atlanta Hawks - Winningest coach in NBA history
John "Hot Rod" Williams - NBA Player
Reggie Williams, Cincinnati Bengals
Eric Wright, San Francisco 49er
