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The forum held on August 6th at the Women's National Republican Club in New York City was a success thanks to all who participated and attended. A special thanks to our Keynote Speaker, NFL Hall of Famer Lynn Swann for his inspirational speech on Race and the Presidential Election.
 

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Many have asked how you can support the 2009 Black Republican Forum. The forum is organized and executed by volunteers who give their time at their own expense. 100% of donations received will be used to pay for expenses related to the 2009 forum. Please use the secure online donation link below. You may mail a donation to Women's National Republican Club, Attn: Black Republican Forum, 3 West 51st. Street, New York, NY 10019. We plan to do more events. Thank you for your support.
 

The Black Republican Forum ... Founded by The Women's National Republican Club's American Forum Series' Jan Glassman and David Webb; and co-sponsored by the National Black Republican Association, chaired by Frances Rice.

The forum is an opportunity to discuss and act on issues important to all Americans regardless of race. It is held annually at the Women’s National Republican Club in Manhattan.

Afternoon Sessions featured national leaders including Niger Innis, Bob Parks, Deneen Borelli, Mychal Massie, Jennifer Carroll, Deborah Honeycutt, Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson, Star Parker, Ward Connerly, Princella Smith, Dr. Timothy Johnson and Colonel Allen West.

Topics included Media Bias: Perception vs. Reality, Urban Issues in the 21^st Century, The Black Church and State, The True History of Civil Rights, Illegal Immigration and Black America and When Political Correctness Leads to Campaign Paralysis discussed in a panel format with Q&A.

The Evening followed the popular American Forum Series format with the keynote speech and an all-star panel discussion on Race and the Presidential Election.

This is consistent with the educational mission of the Women’s National Republican Club founded in 1921, standing as the oldest national club for Republican women, as well as with the mission of the National Black Republican Association.
 

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