Mayor Harold Washington Michael J. Pfeifer and Public and Community Health

and Public and Community Health provides an examination of public health policy and its implications for public and community health services

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Mayor Harold Washington Michael J. Pfeifer and Public and Community HealthIn 1983, Harold Washington made history by becoming Chicago's first African American mayor. The racially charged campaign and election heralded an era of bitter political divisiveness that obstructed his efforts to change city government. Roger Biles's sweeping biography provides a definitive account of Washington and his journey. Once in City Hall, Washington confronted the backroom deals, aldermanic thuggery, open corruption, and palm greasing that