Rustin

bayard [bey-erd] /ˈbeɪ ərd/ (show ipa), 1910–1987, u.s. civil rights leader.
contemporary examples

rustin addressed a midtown manhattan rally the day after the resolution p-ssed, attended by more than 125,000 people.
remaking martin luther king as anti-zionist gil troy january 17, 2013

rustin himself understood the true breadth of the civil-rights movement.
why black preachers pretend a key civil-rights leader didn’t exist mansfield frazier, larry durstin may 15, 2012

historical examples

i rub it on boots, i keep my guns and ax from rustin’ by smearin’ it on.
with trapper jim in the north woods lawrence j. leslie

verrall was the real princ-p-l—rustin, in fact; i, the ostensible one.
the shadow of ashlydyat mrs. henry wood

the machinery—what little there was of it—was lyin’ there, rustin’.
the boy with the u.s. miners francis rolt-wheeler

to hear that this rustin was verrall himself, opened out a whole field of suggestive speculation to george.
the shadow of ashlydyat mrs. henry wood