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If Donald Trump invited you to a meeting, would you accept the invitation?

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Donald Trump and Martin Luther King, III

By Gary A. Johnson – Publisher, Black Men In America.com

Here are some of the notables who have met with Donald Trump since he won the 2016 presidential election:

  • NFL Hall of Famer and Activist Jim Brown
  • NFL Hall of Famer and Broadcaster Ray Lewis
  • Rapper/Songwriter/Producer Kanye West
  • Black Entertainment Television (BET) Founder Robert Johnson
  • Comedian and Game Show Host Steve Harvey
  • Civil Rights Activist Martin Luther King, III

After his meeting with Donald Trump, Steve Harvey said,  “I walked away feeling like I had just talked with a man who genuinely wants to make a difference in this area. I feel that something really great could come out of this.” 

Left to Right:  NFL great Jim Brown, former professional football player Ray Lewis, and Pastor Darrell Scott (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Other famous people who are friendly with or support Donald Trump are boxer Floyd Mayweather, Jr., Reality Show Contestant and Trump Advisor Omarosa Manigault, Trump Religious Advisor Pastor Darrell Scott, Dr. Ben Carson, Russell Simmons, Rev. Run, Mike Tyson, boxing promoter Don King, singer Azealia Banks, former NFL star Terrell Owens, NBA Hall of Famer Dennis Rodman, former NFL great Herschel Walker, former NFL Linebacker Shawn Merriman, actress Stacey Dash and who can forget Trump black female supporters Diamond and Silk.

Donald Trump and Steve Harvey

Donald Trump, Al Sharpton and Don King

 

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith delivered a commentary on the black community attacking black leaders for meeting with President-elect Donald Trump.  Smith believes that it is counterproductive to call and label people who meet with Donald Trump as “sellouts.”  Smith called on other prominent black leaders to meet with Trump instead of bashing those who do.

Donald Trump and BET Founder Bob Johnson

Rev. Run, Donald Trump, Melania Trump, Russell Simmons

So, what would you do?  Would you meet with Donald Trump?  Why?  Why not? 

Please scroll down and share your response.

Photo Credit:  NFL great Jim Brown, former professional football player Ray Lewis, and Pastor Darrell Scott (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Gary A. Johnson is the Founder of Gary A. Johnson Company & Associates, LLC, a management training and consulting company. The company manages a variety of Internet and digital media enterprises including Black Men In America.com, one of the most popular web sites on the Internet, Black Men In America.com Dating and the Black Men In America.com Syndicated Blog. In addition, the company manages Homework Help Page.com, an educational resource site for children, college students and parents.

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