#Adolph_Mongo political strategist and commentator Adolph Mongo also served as one of the key players for attorney Geoffrey Fieger in his bid for governor of Michigan in the 1998 Democratic Party primary. He has also been campaign advisor in elections that have resulted in victories, including six Michigan Court of Appeals Judges, five Circuit Court Judges, three Wayne County Prosecutors and two U.S. Congressman. He has also acted as consultant for two U.S. Presidential Candidates. Adolph Mongo has also served as consultant for Ken Cochran, acting mayor of Detroit after Kilpatrick resigned from office in 2008 and to Jim Blanchard during his campaign for Governor of Michigan.

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Adolph Mongo was born on 15th
January 1954 and he is an American born political
commentator and strategist. Mongo has served as a consultant and strategist for
several Detroit mayors, which includes Coleman A. Young, and Kwame Kilpatrick.
He also serves as a consultant for Matty Moroun, the owner of the Ambassador
Bridge that links Detroit to Canada. It is the busiest international crossing in the
U.S.
He acted as a key strategist for controversial attorney Geoffrey Fieger, the upset
winner in the 1998 Democratic Party primary for Governor of Michigan In addition,
Mongo has been a campaign advisor behind many election victories, including six
Michigan Court of Appeals Judges, five Wayne County Circuit Court Judges, three

2. Wayne County prosecutors, John O'Hara, Mike Duggan and Kym Worthy and two
US Congresswomen.
Community Affairs of Adolph Mongo
Mongo led a protest against the Detroit Medical Center in 1998 when a white
nursing supervisor at Sinai Hospital posted a sign outside a 74 year-old white
patient room demanding that black people, including medical personnel, be
excluded from entering his room. The supervisor was later fired.
Mongo was also instrumental in forcing the release of three black college-bound
students accused of killing a Taylor, Michigan white woman in 2007. He organized
several protests that forced the Wayne County Prosecutor, Kym Worthy to drop the
charges. The real killers were later arrested and convicted to long prison sentences.
Early life of Adolph Mongo
Mongo was born on January 15, 1954 in Detroit and was raised in the community of
Royal Oak Township Michigan and attended Oak Park public schools. He has over
thirty years of professional experience as a journalist, political strategist, media
consultant and jury consultant.
Adolph Mongo organized his first protest (in 1968) at the age of fourteen. When the
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, the administrators at Clinton
Junior High School in Oak Park, Michigan, refused to allow black students to leave
school early to attend services at a local black church in Royal Oak Township. This
led to a walkout by black students in protest of not being allowed to leave school
early. Mongo recalled just four and a half years earlier when the late President John
F. Kennedy was assassinated the students at his grade school were dismissed early.
A month after Dr. King was killed, those same white administrators at Clinton
Junior held services for Senator Robert F. Kennedy after he was assassinated in a
Los Angeles hotel kitchen hallway.
While a junior at Oak Park High he served as managing editor of the high school
newspaper, The Eagle American. Mongo was the first African American to hold the
coveted position. It was also at the Oak Park high school that Mongo first cut his
teeth in politics. During his senior year in high school he orchestrated and executed
a last minute write in campaign for the student government day. The position was
student Mayor of Oak Park. He won, making him the first black student to hold that
student office. During his senior year, Mongo help lead Oak Park to their first state
championship in track, where he earned All State Honors.

3. In 1972 he earned the WJR Scholarship in Broadcast Journalism to the University of
Michigan in Ann Arbor. He graduated with honors in May, 1976 . Following
graduation Mongo joined the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves and received a certificate
in Photo Journalism from the Defense Information School, (DINFOS) in 1978. He
also earned a Masters Degree in Labor History from Wayne State University in
1999. From 1978 until 1983, he worked as a reporter for the Colorado Springs Sun,
Frederick News-Post, the South Haven (Michigan) Daily Tribune and the Michigan
Chronicle newspapers.
From 1984 until 1991, Mongo served as Deputy Director of Public Information
under the late Detroit Mayor Coleman A. Young.
Recent Life of Adolph Mongo
Mongo has appeared on the CNBC program American Greed and CNN Anthony
Bourdain:Parts Unknown. Mongo has been quoted frequently in newspapers
throughout the United States and in publications such as the Weekly Standard, New
York Times, Washington Post and GQ Magazine (November 2000) as an expert on
Detroit politics. He has been a contributing columnist to The Detroit News, The
Michigan Chronicle, The Michigan Citizen, [(Deadline Detroit)] and has been a
regular guest on WMXD-92.3 FM (Detroit Mi), Fox 2 News "Let It Rip," WDIV
(NBC) "Flash Point" and The Detroit News web program "Hold the Onions." He is
featured in former New Times and Pulitzer Prize winning reporter, Charlie Le Duff,
latest book, Detroit, An American Autopsy, (2013) in a chapter called "Mongo"and
is also spotlighted in chapter thirteen of Tim Skubick's book, "See Dick and Jen
Run" (2006). Skubick highlights Mongo's involvement in the 2006 race for
Michigan Governor. Two of Mongo’s newspaper attack ads "Lynching is Still Legal
in America" and "Sometimes a handshake and an acknowledgment makes a
difference" sparked nationwide controversy in 2005 and 2006. In March 2011,
Mongo led a boycott against the Detroit NAACP Chapter Annual Freedom Fund
Dinner, because they gave singer Kid Rock, an award. Mongo protested the award
because of Kid Rock support of the Confederate Flag at his concerts, and wearing
one on the back of his jacket. "That flag stands for hate, racism and bigotry,"
Mongo said.
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4. • http://www.washingtontimes.com/topics/adolph-mongo/
• http://iapc.org/users/amongo
• http://archive.freep.com/article/20140403/NEWS01/304030101/FBI-city-
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• http://www.adolphmongo.biz/
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