Executive Committee

Officers:

President
Lei-Chala I. Wilson, Esq.

1st Vice President/Freedom Fund Dinner Chair
Dr. Shirley N. Weber

2nd Vice President/Religious Affairs
Pastor Delores Korokous

3rd Vice President/Education Committee
Philip W. Liburd

Secretary/ACT-SO Co-Chair
Rachel Arrington

Treasurer/WEB DuBois Young Scholars
Dr. Ella Sloan

Assistant Treasurer/Financial Literacy Chair
Alvin C. Wilkerson


        Members-At- Large:

Health Chair
Alice Lee Benjamin

Education Chair
Dr. Andre’ J. Branch

Political Action Chair
Petrina M. Branch, Esq.

ACT-SO Co-Chair
Kimberly Caldwell

Veterans Affairs Co-Chair
Eula Cunningham

Press & Publicity Chair
Earl W. Davis, Jr.

Youth/College Division Chair
Tiffany G. Harrison

Education Committee
Beverly J. Hudson

Legal Redress/Membership Chair
Douglas A. Oden, Esq

Membership Committee
Franklin D. Petersen

Economic Development Chair
Eddie S. Price

Community Coordination Chair
Dr. Patricia Washington

Veterans Affairs Co-Chair
Alonza .J. Wilson
 

 

The past presidents are as follows:

(* = deceased)

Elijah J. Gentry*
John Craft*
Rebecca Craft*
Edward W. Anderson*
Claude D. Jolly*
Dr. Edward A. Bailey*
Mercer Z. Ray*
Dr. Jack Kimbrough*
Rev. John J. Lewis*
Rev. T. E. Cobbs*
Ruth A. Green*
Hartwell W. Ragsdale*
Dr. Walter J. Porter*
James McCann*
Tom Johnson*
Charles E. Johnson*
Charles E. Reid
Dr. Charles W. Thomas*
Sonja Reid
Gerri Warren*
Theodore W. McNeal*
Mamie Louise Greene*
Curtis Moring*
The Honorable Daniel Weber*
Curtis Moring*
Frank Jordan
Rev. Willie E. Manley
The Honorable Randa M. Trapp
Petrina Burnham, Esq.
Douglas Oden, Esq.
Lei-Chala I. Wilson, Esq.


Thank you to all of our past presidents for their leadership and commitment to civil rights. Many of the rights and privileges that we enjoy today are the direct result of their sacrifices. They helped with the right to vote for people of color. They helped open the doors of employment and educational opportunities, and they have fought against abuses in the criminal justice system. We stand on each of their shoulders as we continue to promote political, educational, social and economic equality in San Diego.