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Herman Cain, AfroAmerica Network Man of Year 2011

by on December 18, 2011

Herman Cain, AFROAMERICA NETWORK MAN OF YEAR 2011.
He is perhaps better known as the “999” man, after his original proposition on how to overhaul the United States tax system. Black man, born in poor but, according to Cain “happy” black family on December 13, 1945 in Memphis, Tennessee, his father held many jobs as a farmer, a janitor and a chauffeur, whereas his mother was a domestic worker. His humble beginning did not destine Herman Cain for what was to be a successful professional career and multiple accomplishments, leading up to becoming a top Black Republican Presidential candidate in 2011.
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