Henry McNeal Turner

Henry McNeal Turner was a 19th-century African American leader, preacher, and politician. He was a prominent Methodist minister and a passionate advocate for Black rights and education. After the Civil War, Turner served in the Georgia state legislature, advocating for racial equality. He also played a significant role in promoting African American migration to Africa, supporting the idea of Black self-determination. Known for his fiery oratory and activism, Turner worked tirelessly to advance civil rights, social justice, and the empowerment of African Americans during a transformative period in U.S. history.