Chicago’s political frosh-soph team: Part 1
Politics is an interesting game of give and take. In Chicago, it has a life all its own. Over the next couple of weeks during
November 3, 2014
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Politics is an interesting game of give and take. In Chicago, it has a life all its own. Over the next couple of weeks during
Tell us a bit about yourself. What attracted you to the legal profession? I am a Morehouse College and a Mercer University Law School graduate.
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Rolling out spoke exclusively to Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter at the Democratic National Committee meeting in Atlanta. Nutter spoke at length on Ferguson, Missouri, Michael Brown
