Black Politicians Forge New Roles in Cities of America
A wave of Black mayors appears possible in major cities as African Americans win office or gain influence. The piece notes gains in Chapel Hill, Fayette, Cleveland, Gary, and Detroit area politics, with tensions between black leaders and white establishments and the role of party machines in cities like Chicago. It discusses the broader urban impact, funding, and voter dynamics shaping Black political power.
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Gary
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Jerome Cavanagh
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Richard Hatcher
Carl Stokes
Walter Washington
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Stokes
Charles Evers
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