Bishop Daniel Alexander Payne

Bishop Daniel Alexander Payne was a prominent African American leader and bishop in the Methodist Episcopal Church, born in 1836. He was a strong advocate for education and civil rights, founding and supporting schools for African Americans during a time of racial discrimination. Payne worked tirelessly to promote equality, improve opportunities, and uplift his community. He also served as a bishop, guiding the church and inspiring many with his leadership and dedication to justice. His efforts contributed significantly to advancing education and racial equality in the United States during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.