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List of Black Hebrew Israelites

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This is a list of Hebrew Israelites.

List

Name Nationality Notes
Kodak Black born 1997  United States Rapper
Eddie Butler born 1972  Israel Singer
Marcus Wayne Chenault, Jr. 1951–1995  United States Murdered Martin Luther King's mother, Alberta Williams King.
Chingy born 1980  United States Rapper
Steve Cunningham born 1976  United States Boxer
Antoine Dodson born 1986  United States Internet celebrity
Arnold Josiah Ford 1877–1935  Barbados
 United States		 Spiritual leader
Capers Funnye born 1952  United States Rabbi
Brandon T. Jackson born 1984  United States Actor
Daniel Judah born 1977  United States Boxer
Josiah Judah born 1978  United States Boxer
Yoel Judah born 1956  United States Kickboxer and boxing trainer
Zab Judah born 1977  United States Boxer
Wentworth Arthur Matthew 1892–1973  Saint Kitts and Nevis
 United States		 Rabbi
Ben Ammi Ben-Israel 1939–2014  Israel Spiritual leader
Killah Priest born 1974  United States Rapper
Robert Rozier born 1955  United States Murderer and NFL player
Shawn Stockman born 1972  United States Singer
Yahweh ben Yahweh 1935–2007  United States Cult leader and convicted criminal

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