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Playmakers to Lawmakers: Black Sports Stars Who Served in Public Office

Source: The Root · Oct 23, 2026

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  • 01Bing Group founder Dave Bing brought a business-reform platform to his successful Detroit mayoral campaign.
  • 02Kevin Johnson made economic development and civic revitalization priorities in his Sacramento mayoral platform; the article gives no spending figures or economic results.
  • 03Illinois State Senator Napoleon Harris authored the state’s Name, Image, and Likeness legislation, providing the clearest link here between public policy and athlete earnings.
  • 04The retrospective highlights Black political leadership, but reports no deals, business revenue or measured gains in Black wealth.
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Dave BingBing GroupKevin JohnsonNapoleon Harris III

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