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National Negro Committee Membership On June 1, 1909

Rev. Walter Henderson Brooks, John Dewey, Paul Kennaday, Jacob W. Mack, M. D. Maclean, Dr. Henry Moskowitz, John Elmer Milholland, Leonora O'Reilly, Charles Edward Russell, Edwin R. A. Seligman, Rev. Joseph Silverman, Oswald G. Villard, Lillian D. Wald, William English Walling, Bishop Alexander Walters, Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Mary W. Ovington, Dr. Owen Meredith Waller, Rev. John Haynes Holmes, William Lewis Bulkley, Maria Baldwin, Archibald H. Grimke, Albert E. Pillsbury, Moorfield Storey, Charles Franklin Thwing, William S. Scarborough, Jane Addams, Ida Wells-Barnett, Dr. Charles Edward Bentley, Celia Parker Woolley, Dr. William Albert Sinclair, Susan Wharton, Richard Robert Wright, Lafayette Mckeen Hershaw, Judge Wendell Philips Stafford, Mary Church Terrell, Rev. John Milton Waldron, W. E. B. Du Bois, Leslie Pinckney Hill

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

Leaders

Presidents/CEOs
(executive secretaries 1910–77;
executive directors 1977–96)

Frances Blascoer (1910–11)
Mary White Ovington (1911–12)
Mary Childs Nerney (1912–16)
Mary White Ovington (1916)
Royall Freeman Nash (1916–17)
James Weldon Johnson (1917–18)
John R. Shillady (1918–20)
James Weldon Johnson (1920–31)
Walter Francis White (1931–55)
Roy Wilkins (1955–77)
Benjamin Hooks (1977–92)
Benjamin Chavis Muhammad (1993–94)
Earl Shinhoster (1994–96)
Kweisi Mfume (1996–2004)
Dennis Courtland Hayes (2005)
Bruce S. Gordon (2005–7)
Dennis Courtland Hayes (2007–8)
Benjamin Jealous (2007–present)

Elected presidents (1909–96, abolished)	Moorfield Storey (1909–29) Joel Elias Spingarn (1930–39) Arthur B. Spingarn (1940–65) Kivie Kaplan (1966–75) William Montague Cobb (1976–82) James Kemp (1983) Enolia McMillan (1984–90) Hazel N. Dukes (1990–92) Rupert Richardson (1992–96)

Chairpersons

William English Walling (1910–11)
Oswald Garrison Villard (1911–14)
Joel Elias Spingarn (1914–19)
Mary White Ovington (1919–34)
Louis T. Wright (1934–53)
Channing Heggie Tobias (1953–60)
Robert C. Weaver (1960–61)
Stephen Gill Spottswood (1961–75)
Margaret Bush Wilson (1975–83)
Kelly Alexander (1983–84)
William Gibson (1985–95)
Myrlie Evers-Williams (1995–98)
Julian Bond (1998–2010)
Roslyn Brock (2010–present)

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