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May 14 1993 About 4,000 people marched on Chicago City Hall to protest the closing of two city health clinics. The demonstration was organized by [[21st Century V.O.T.E.]], whose chairman is [[Dwayne Harris]]. "There's a new sheriff in town with a strong posse," said [[Eddie Read]], president of [[Chicago Black United Communities]].<ref>http://www.chicagoreporter.com/index.php/c/Cover_Stories/d/1993_in_Review:_I%27m_Getting_Funded_in_the_Morning_Or_Get_Me_to_the_Court_on_Time</ref> | May 14 1993 About 4,000 people marched on Chicago City Hall to protest the closing of two city health clinics. The demonstration was organized by [[21st Century V.O.T.E.]], whose chairman is [[Dwayne Harris]]. "There's a new sheriff in town with a strong posse," said [[Eddie Read]], president of [[Chicago Black United Communities]].<ref>http://www.chicagoreporter.com/index.php/c/Cover_Stories/d/1993_in_Review:_I%27m_Getting_Funded_in_the_Morning_Or_Get_Me_to_the_Court_on_Time</ref> | ||
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| + | ==Progressive Chicago== | ||
| + | In late 1993 [[Progressive Chicago]] letters were always signed by 17 people;<ref>Progressive Chicago letterheads November 5 and December 31, 1993</ref> | ||
| + | *[[Ron Sable]] | ||
| + | *[[Dwayne Harris]], [[21st Century Vote]] | ||
| + | *[[David Orr]] Cook County Clerk | ||
| + | *[[Ernestine Whiting]], [[ACORN]] | ||
| + | *[[Madeline Talbott]], [[ACORN]] | ||
| + | *[[Bessie Cannon]], President [[SEIU Local 880]] | ||
| + | *[[Keith Kelleher]], Head organizer [[SEIU Local 880]] | ||
| + | *[[Joe Gardner]] Commissioner, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District | ||
| + | *[[Lou Pardo]], ([[Northwest Voter Registration Project]]) | ||
| + | *[[Rene David Luna]] , ([[ADAPT]]) | ||
| + | *[[Dick Simpson]] | ||
| + | *[[Danny K. Davis]] | ||
| + | *[[Carol Harwell]], [[United Voter Registration League]] | ||
| + | *[[Barack Obama]] | ||
| + | *[[Ron Davis]] | ||
| + | *[[Carl Davidson]], [[Networking for Democracy]] | ||
| + | *[[Philip Jahn]] , [[Teamsters]] Local 743 | ||
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| + | [[Category:Progressive Chicago]] | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:21st Century V.O.T.E.]] | [[Category:21st Century V.O.T.E.]] | ||
Revision as of 11:03, 7 April 2010
Dwayne Harris
21st century V.O.T.E.
May 14 1993 About 4,000 people marched on Chicago City Hall to protest the closing of two city health clinics. The demonstration was organized by 21st Century V.O.T.E., whose chairman is Dwayne Harris. "There's a new sheriff in town with a strong posse," said Eddie Read, president of Chicago Black United Communities.[1]
Progressive Chicago
In late 1993 Progressive Chicago letters were always signed by 17 people;[2]
- Ron Sable
- Dwayne Harris, 21st Century Vote
- David Orr Cook County Clerk
- Ernestine Whiting, ACORN
- Madeline Talbott, ACORN
- Bessie Cannon, President SEIU Local 880
- Keith Kelleher, Head organizer SEIU Local 880
- Joe Gardner Commissioner, Metropolitan Water Reclamation District
- Lou Pardo, (Northwest Voter Registration Project)
- Rene David Luna , (ADAPT)
- Dick Simpson
- Danny K. Davis
- Carol Harwell, United Voter Registration League
- Barack Obama
- Ron Davis
- Carl Davidson, Networking for Democracy
- Philip Jahn , Teamsters Local 743
References
- ↑ http://www.chicagoreporter.com/index.php/c/Cover_Stories/d/1993_in_Review:_I%27m_Getting_Funded_in_the_Morning_Or_Get_Me_to_the_Court_on_Time
- ↑ Progressive Chicago letterheads November 5 and December 31, 1993