Robert Lee Johnson is an independent historian and chair of the Projects Committee for the History Council at the California Afro-American Museum in Los Angeles, California. As a political commentator Robert has been a frequent guest on the “Marshall Gilbert Show.” His current lecture and slideshow “The Black Roots of Los Angeles” has been well received.
Dorthy Johnson (1945- )
Born in Pocatello, Idaho, on May 9, 1945, Dorthy (spelled without the second “o”) L. Johnson, became a semi-finalist in the 1964 Miss USA pageant after winning the title of “Miss Idaho.” The nineteen year-old was not the first African American to compete in The … Read MoreDorthy Johnson (1945- )