Notable Members of The UNIA
- Dusé Mohamed Ali
- Isaac B. Allen
- Thomas W. Anderson
- Claudie Barnes
- James Bennett
- Irene Moorman Blackstone
- Samuel Häggblom
- Clifford Bourne
- Isaac S. Bright
- Benjamin E. Burrell
- Norman Burton
- Eliezer Cadet
- Clarence A. Carpenter
- James R. Cato
- Shirley Chisholm
- G.R. Christian
- Walter J. Conway
- Arnold Lemuel Crawford
- Henrietta Vinton Davis
- L.A. Davis
- Mamie Leona Turpeau DeMena-Aiken
- Rev. James Robert Lincoln Diggs
- Henry Dolphin
- Daisy Dunn
- James Walker Hood Eason
- William H. Ferris
- M.A. Figueroa
- Arnold Josiah Ford
- Timothy Thomas Fortune
- Lionel Antonio Francs
- Capt. Emmett L. Gaines
- Elie Garcia
- Amy Jacques Garvey
- Marcus Garvey
- John Edward (Bruce) Grit
- Henry Harris
- Mrs. Henry Harris
- Hubert Henry Harrison
- Mason Hargrave
- Thomas Watson Harvey
- Amy Haynes
- James Haynes
- Samuel Alfred Haynes
- Zora Neale Hurston
- Charles Lynell James
- Captain A L King
- Ferrara Levi Mitchison Lord
- Joseph Robert Love
- George Osborne Marke
- Granzaline Marshall
- S.B. Martin
- E.R. Matthews
- Carrie B. Mero
- Hucheshwar G. Mudgal
- Hugh Mulzac
- James Hamble Perkins
- Janie Perkins
- Andrew G. Pio
- Alberta Porter
- Robert Lincoln Poston
- Thomas Vincent Ramos
- Henry James Ramsay
- Harriet Rogers
- Julia E. Rumford
- Rev. D.L. Reed
- Chief Alfred Sam
- Wheeler Sheppard
- William LeVan Sherrill
- Sidney Smith
- T.E. Smith
- Effie Stepter
- James Robert Stewart
- Joseph Henderson Stewart
- Eric D. Walrond
- Fleming Du Bignon Webster
- Ethel Williams
- Vernon Wilson
- Irene W. Wingfield
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