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Ben Neff
by Ben Neff

Posted: Feb 04, 2008

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If you pick up Indy.com the magazine, you're likely familiar with the staff page, where responses to a 'question of the week' are shared.

Also on the page is a 'Reader views' column, which shows answers from locals.

Instead of going to the streets to get these answers, we'd like to try something new: get the answers from you, here on Indy.com.

If all goes well, we'll start collecting answers this way every week.

We'll choose the best answers and print them in the Indy.com The Magazine staff page.

Please have either an avatar or a photo in your profile's photo gallery that we can use to accompany your answer. Also, please keep your answer under 15 words.

This question will be for the February 7th edition of Indy.com The Magazine. Have at it:

Who is your favorite modern black historymaker?

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Sewer_Harpy

Wesley Snipes, M.C. Hammer, and Orenthal James Simpson

Sincerely,

The I.R.S.

Sewer_Harpy on Feb 04, '08 at 12:52 PM
rictor

Our first black president, Bill Clinton.

rictor on Feb 04, '08 at 01:04 PM
jablair51

I would say Tiger Woods, but he is Cablinasian.

jablair51 on Feb 04, '08 at 01:12 PM
DmAc

I don't know how you don't go with Tony Dungy.

DmAc on Feb 04, '08 at 03:04 PM
randydaytona

Eddie Murphy gets my vote.

randydaytona on Feb 04, '08 at 08:17 PM
aLLENiMAGERY

Obama. His name is almost OSAMA and he's still popular... you gotta get points for that.

aLLENiMAGERY on Feb 05, '08 at 02:06 AM
she.does.hair

Barack Obama.

she.does.hair on Feb 05, '08 at 06:24 AM
randydaytona

I don't know how being elected Senator is being a history maker but whatever.

randydaytona on Feb 05, '08 at 04:57 PM
mbnjmntrb

Cornel West, Professor of Religion and African American Studies at Princeton University. probably the best known contemporary black american philosopher.

mbnjmntrb on Feb 05, '08 at 06:20 PM
URBAN

Bob Johnson -first black billionaire who sold BET networks to Viacom made history big time.

URBAN on Feb 06, '08 at 01:11 AM
bigwheeler

Our local son, Tony Dungy! For his superbowl win and his community service.

bigwheeler on Feb 06, '08 at 01:35 AM
abbiegrrl

Ok, ok, far be it from me to have an unusual reply, but I gotta go with the Godfather of Soul. Mr. James HEY! Brown.

abbiegrrl on Feb 06, '08 at 11:58 PM
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