Nelson Mandella and/or Martin Luther King Jr. Technically they both did because they both got something out of it. If it wasn't for Nelson Mandella, blacks wouldn't have the same rights as whites and as for Martin Luther King Jr. blacks wouldn't be allowed to talk to the whites as we do today.
First black man in the hall of fame
Neil Armstrong, July 1969.
A man should always care for his family first. Nothing else should stand in the way.
barak obamah-the first black man elected as president(usa)
Roger E. Walker Jr. in 1998.
Big Black Its a black man
'Stand By Your Man' was first released by Tammy Wynette in September, 1968.
Blacks don't have rights.
The first black man to be elected to congress was John Willis Menard who was elected in 1868 by defeating a white candidate by 5,107 votes to 2,883 votes. Question answered by: Niall Robb (Ireland)
A woman had the same rights as a man, except for the right to vote and the right to stand for public office.
First black man in the hall of fame
you have the right to remove said black mould or man up
No. Obama was the first black president.
Adam , the first man was Black!
The declaration of man is basically the rights ever citizen has. In the french revolution, it was essantially their first bill of rights stating what each man has the rights to, life liberty and propery
the black saw him first
july 21,1969