Rev. Jesse Jackson Endorses Dr. Michael Crawford for Illinois State Representative

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Rev. Jesse Jackson Endorses Dr. Michael Crawford for Illinois State Representative (Chicago, IL) -Civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson announced his endorsement of Michael Crawford in the Democratic Primary for 31st District State Representative:

“I am proud to endorse Dr. Michael Crawford for State Representative because it is time for a new season, a new voice, a new energy. Mike is an educator who will bring a new perspective, focus on getting results, and fight for our shared values.” Michael Crawford, Ph.D., MBA, is a passionate post-secondary educator and administrator, with 17 years of commitment to advocating for and shaping the minds of students for fulfilling careers. He is currently Dean of the Chicago School, and he and his wife are raising 6-year-old wins in the Wrightwood neighborhood of Chicago. The 31st District contains portions of the 6, 17th, 18th, 19th and 21st Wards of Chicago as well as parts of Oak Lawn, Justice, Hometown, Hickory Hills, Palos Hills, Bridgeview and Chicago Ridge.

Rev. Jesse Jackson Endorses Dr. Michael Crawford for Illinois State Representative

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