Civil rights activist Arthur M. Rocker Jr. was born on June 22, 1945 in Atlanta, Georgia to Samuel William, Sr. and Reba Craft. After graduating from L.J. Price High School in 1963, Rocker completed the Massey Business College and earned a certificate from Carver Bible Institute in 1969. After enrolling at Albany State University, he became the chief organizer for the Shirley Chisholm Campaign under the leadership of Lonnie King, Executive Director for the Atlanta NAACP. Rocker earned his B.A. degree in accounting from ASU, and went on to receive his Series 63, 7 and 24 investment banking licenses from the Investment Training Institute in Atlanta, Georgia. He is one of the founders of the National Association of Security Professionals in Atlanta, along with Mayor Maynard Jackson.
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