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I have three finalists and I'll give you my ranking of one, two, three, and why.

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We're in Black History Month and so I thought I would focus today on the question,

who is the greatest Black American of our history? In fact, not just who's the greatest,

but who's number one, who's number two, who's number three?

Now, if you went to Black Studies Departments or Progressive Scholars and asked them to give you

their ranking, I think that their ranking would go like this. They would put Martin Luther King

as number one and they would have Frederick Douglass, the runaway slave as number two,

and they would probably have W.E.B. Du Bois as number three.

And you can see that this is a ranking that is somewhat weighted in the progressive favor.

And by that, I mean Martin Luther King was not really, I wouldn't say clearly, a Republican

or a Democrat. He tended to avoid a clear identification with either party.

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