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==Key people==
 
==Key people==
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Those attending a Progressive Chicago meeting November 17 1993 included;<ref>PC Sign-in sheet 11.17.93</ref>
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*[[Carl Davidson]]
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*[[Ira Cohen]], for [[Danny K. Davis]]
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*[[Ernestine Whiting]]
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*[[Madeline Talbott]]
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*[[Peter McLennon]]
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*[[Keith Kelleher]]
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Those attending a Progressive Chicago meeting November 17 1993 included;<ref>PC Sign-in sheet 11.17.93</ref>
 
Those attending a Progressive Chicago meeting November 17 1993 included;<ref>PC Sign-in sheet 11.17.93</ref>
 
*[[Keith Kelleher]]
 
*[[Keith Kelleher]]

Revision as of 08:28, 6 April 2010

Progressive Chicago

Purpose

Founded in late 1993, Progressive Chicago aimed to;

Unite progressive activists and organizations for progressive, grassroots electoral activity in local elections.
It is a renewal of the old Harold Washington coalition; activists and academics; women; unemployed and union; gay and straight; community organizations and churches; African American, Latino, Asian, native American and white; seniors and people with disabilities; low income and middle income; west and south side....[1]

Key people

Those attending a Progressive Chicago meeting November 17 1993 included;[2]

Those attending a Progressive Chicago meeting November 17 1993 included;[3]

Leaders

Main leaders of the organization were;[4]

References

  1. Progressive Chicago letter to Joe Gardner, September 22, 1983
  2. PC Sign-in sheet 11.17.93
  3. PC Sign-in sheet 11.17.93
  4. Progressive Chicago letter to Joe Gardner, September 22, 1983