Proper noun
Clemmons (plural Clemmonses)
A surname.
During the years of school segregation, when black families were bullied out of public swimming pools, Rogers invited his onscreen neighborhood cop, played by gay African-American François Clemmons, to share a footbath on camera. Source: Internet
Francois Clemmons, who played Officer Clemmons, recalls Rogers telling him that he couldn't go to gay bars while making "Mister Rogers" -- that while he didn't judge his sexuality, Clemmons couldn't be "out." Source: Internet
Clemmons v. Bohannon, 956 F.2d 1523 (10th Cir. 1992) (en banc) (examining whether exposure to secondhand smoke constituted cruel and unusual punishment). Source: Internet
But that’s not good enough, said Nashville Democrat Rep. John Ray Clemmons, a vocal critic of outsourcing. Source: Internet
I didn’t know until I saw “Won’t You Be My Neighbor,” that Francois Clemmons, who played police officer Clemmons on “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” for 25 years, was the first black American to have a recurring role on children’s TV. Source: Internet
They reported that Clemmons had been saying he could fly and that he expected President Obama to visit to "confirm that he is Messiah in the flesh." Source: Internet