Who is the first African-America to hold the position of RNC Chair?
Barack Obama
Colin Powell
Michael Steele
Ben Carson
Answer
Michael Steele holds the distinction of being the first African-American to hold the position of Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair, a role he assumed in 2009 during a period of significant change and challenges for the Republican Party. With a background in politics and a commitment to conservative principles, Steele brought a diverse perspective to the leadership of the RNC, guiding the party through a crucial stage in its history.
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