Claver Kamau-Imani is a seasoned political activist, former senior pastor, and a member of the Texas Nationalist Movement’s Advisory Board. Based in Texas, he founded RagingElephants.org to expand the conservative voting base through racial diversity and a focus on Judeo-Christian values. The organization, which initially had a multi-state footprint, concentrated its efforts in Texas. Before venturing into digital media, Claver led the Corinthian Christian Empowerment Center (CCEC) in Houston, a Christian community committed to urban missionary work and assisting the marginalized, including the homeless and addicted. Raised in a politically active home in Beaumont, Texas, Claver has been engaged in political activism for over 40 years, starting with voter registration efforts at the age of nine. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications from Lamar University.