Obama Election Didn't Mobilize Chicago's Black Wards
Alderman Emma Mitts worked hard in the days before the presidential election to ensure that citizens in her West Side ward would take advantage of the...
Alderman Emma Mitts worked hard in the days before the presidential election to ensure that citizens in her West Side ward would take advantage of the...
Jon Wiener | Posted 12.05.2008 | Home
When Reagan won reelection in 1984, the electorate was 86 per cent white; by 2004, the white percentage had dropped to 77. That's one reason why an interracial coalition is likely to elect America's first black president today.
Raymond Leon Roker | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
What Geraldine Ferarro said about Obama isn't entirely without merit -- it just entirely misses the fact that there hasn't been a candidate in our lifetimes that didn't benefit from a certain appeal due to their height, wealth, race, name, faith or smile.
Chi-Town Daily News | Geoff Dougherty | Posted 12.18.2008 | Chicago