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Why was Harold Washington (Chicago's First Black Mayor) was labeled the "people's Mayor?"
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Why was Harold Washington (Chicago's First Black Mayor) was labeled the "people's Mayor?"

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I'm not completely sure but I assume it's because many African Americans lived in Chicago and all the pervious mayors where white.

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