BBB Washington, DC

Black Bear Brotherhood DC/DMV Contact and Leadership

Dulani S. Moore
BBB DMV Co-Founder
Dulani Moore is a Life Coach, Interfaith Minister and IT Support professional. As the “Self-Love” coach he is dedicated to helping LGBTQIA+ people of color learn to see themselves as Divinely loved individuals who can reclaim their divine birthright to live authentic, fulfilled and prosperous lives. Using one-on-one coaching and group programs he helps them discover, heal and release any shame or guilt and create empowering self-images that allow them to live as audaciously as they desire.  He was ordained through and served as a member of the initial governing board of Visions of the Heart Spiritual Life Center – An interfaith, inter-spiritual place of love, truth, wisdom and community.  He is also a founder Gamma Mu Phi Fraternity, Incorporated – a fraternity that unites professional same gender loving African-American and Latino men in the bond of brotherhood and promotes an environment that upholds Brotherhood, Community Service, Good Character, Manhood, Professionalism, and Scholarship.

Kevin S. Sutton
BBB DMV Co-Founder
Kevin L. Sutton is a force to be reckoned with. A Richmond, Virginia native, he embodies all of the hard work, work ethic and southern charm of those who have come before him.  His ability to engage others with his jovial personality is uncanny and allows him to never meet a stranger. Founder of, The Flunky, LLC, Kevin has innovated small business and made services affordable, available and efficient. With dedication, motivation, and integrity to guide him, Kevin as becomes a muse to others who see his success as attainable. There is one phrase that Kevin lives by and encourages others to not only know but live as well. “Get out of your own way.”Ronald Lee Thomas
BBB DMV Co-Founder
An activist, accountant, entrepreneur, financial planner and philanthropist, Ronald Lee Thomas is a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and graduate of Temple University. Thomas is focused on raising awareness for the differently-abled and co-Founder and current Chairman of the District of Columbia-based Al Sura, Inc., a nonprofit focused on empowerment, advocacy and bringing awareness to various health disparities. Currently, the Assistant Director of Finance and Administration for a downtown DC non-profit, Thomas is a well-decorated community activist/advocate and has worked for such esteemed organizations as Gay Men of African Descent (GMAD), People of Color in Crisis and the D.C. Board of Elections assisting with its ADA compliance mandate. Following an accident in 2008 that left him a double below-the-knee amputee mobile via the use of bionic prosthetics, Thomas has most famously chronicled his experience “Handi-Capable 2.0 – The Cyborg Experience” and became a public advocate for the differently-abled through such roles as his affiliation with the Amputee Coalition and mayoral appointment to the D.C. Statewide Independent Council, where he’s serving a second term as treasurer.

Antajuan R. Wilson, MBA
BBB DMV Co-Founder
A self-professed “City Gentleman,” Antajuan R. Wilson is a native of Washington, DC and the oldest of three children with North Carolina roots. A Program Specialist for a Human Resources office of the federal government, Wilson has earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from Fayetteville State University and a Masters of Business Administration in Human Resources from Liberty University. He also serves as Treasurer for his agency’s chapter of Blacks in Government and is a proud member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

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