Board of Education Executive Order / More Perfect Union / United States Post Office Department / /
Person
Evers Hamer Ella Baker / Gatson Bates Charles Hamilton Houston / Benjamin Banneker / Oscar Micheaux / Patricia Roberts Harris / Mahalia Jackson Roberta Martin / Percy Lavon Julian / William H. Johnson / Josh White / Arthur Ashe / Hayden / Richard Wright / Coleman Hawkins James / Anna Julia Cooper / Scott Joplin / John H. Johnson / Frederick Douglass / James VanDerZee / Nat / Rainey Jimmy / Mildred Bailey Billie / Henry Ossawa Tanner / Bessie Coleman / Fannie Lou Hamer Ella Baker / Katherine Dunham / Jim Beckwourth Bill Pickett / James P. Johnson / Salem Poor / Charles R. Drew / P. Johnson Charlie Parker Charles / George Washington / Jackie Robinson / Barbara Jordan / Jesse Owens / Joe Louis / Matthew Henson / Basie / Jan E. Matzeliger / Roberta Martin Sister Rosetta / Rosa Parks / Ruby Hurley / Paige Jackie Robinson / Roy Wilkins / Dinah Washington / Washington Voting / Althea Gibson / Rosetta Clara Ward Holiday / Blake John Coltrane Erroll Garner Coleman / A. Philip Randolph / Walter White Medgar / Martin Luther King / Jr. / Ralph Bunche / Gwendolyn Brooks Robert / Robert Johnson 'Ma' Rainey / Miles Davis / Duke Ellington / James Weldon Johnson / Ethel L. Payne / Benjamin O. Davis / Sr. / Billie Holiday / Carter / Ethel Waters / Aaron Douglas / Doris Miller / Alvin Ailey / Roy Campanella / Mary McLeod Bethune / Zora Neale Hurston / Clifton R. Wharton Sr. / Larry Doby Willie Stargell / Mary White Ovington / Celia Cruz / Wilma Rudolph / Paul Robeson / Jimmy Rushing / Clyde McPhatter Otis Redding Dinah / Charlie Parker Charles Mingus Thelonious / James Baldwin / Josh Gibson Satchel / Joel Elias Spingarn Oswald Garrison Villard / Mary Church Terrell / Jean Baptiste Pointe / Harriet Tubman / Hattie McDaniel / Marian Anderson / Ida B. Wells / Louis Armstrong / Charles W. Chesnutt / Washington Carver / Paul Laurence Dunbar / Ella Fitzgerald / Allison Davis / Ernest E. Just / / /
Position
HISTORIAN UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE AUGUST / Princess / King / Social Activist / /
African-American Subjects on United States Postage Stamps Beginning in 1940 with a ten-cent stamp honoring Booker T. Washington, the United States Post Office Department began issuing stamps to commemorate the contributi