The African American Caucus Is An Official Auxiliary Of The North Carolina Democratic Party
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African American Caucus of the North Carolina Democratic Party was organized in Raleigh, North Carolina at 12:15 p.m. on February 8, 2003, at the North Carolina Democratic State Convention. 39 African American Democratic State Executive Committee members had specific concerns that were not addressed by the State SEC. They met together to discuss how to proceed to have these concerns addressed. After this meeting was called to order, a motion was unanimously passed by all present to form an African American Caucus.
The State Executive Committee adopted a resolution to recognize the creation of this caucus, as an official organization, and the African American Caucus of the North Carolina Democratic Party was chartered by the SEC at that State meeting as an official auxiliary of the North Carolina Democratic Party.
The Founders of the African American Caucus
- Luvonia Allison
- Harold Lee Hairston
- Albert Porter
- Linda D. Coleman
- Gary Wadell
- Stella Adams
- Bernard Allen
- Vicki Alston
- Sonia M. Barnes
- Edward Carter
- Mary Clinton
- Keith Corbett
- Chenay Costen
- Jeannette Council
- Ty Cox
- Carl Dean
- Gina Pettis-Dean
- Beverly Earle
- Alan Foster
- Millie Hoffler Foushee
- Rosa Gill
- Una Green
- Ronnie Green
- Catherine Hall
- Larry Hall
- Sadie Howard
- Ann Huggins
- Tracy Lovett
- Sharon Morris
- Mary Perry
- Bobbie Richardson
- Carolyn Smith
- Ed Smith
- Ronnie Smith
- Terrence Taylor
- Everette Ward
- Magdalene Whitley
- Brenda Wilkins
- Kennis Wilkins