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This week in City of Chicago history: A noteworthy event that shaped our past (Sept. 8-14)

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Ethel Skyles Alexander Member of the Illinois Senate from the 16th district | Ethel Skyles Alexander Official Photo

Ethel Skyles Alexander Member of the Illinois Senate from the 16th district | Ethel Skyles Alexander Official Photo

This week in City of Chicago history.

Death of Ethel Skyles Alexander, September 10, 2016

Ethel Skyles Alexander passed away on September 10, 2016, leaving behind a legacy of activism and advocacy in Chicago City, IL. She was known for her tireless efforts in advancing civil rights and social justice, particularly within the African American community. Alexander dedicated her life to fighting against racial discrimination and inequality, working tirelessly to promote equal opportunities for all. Her contributions ranged from grassroots organizing to legal advocacy, making a lasting impact on the pursuit of justice in Chicago and beyond. Through her activism, Alexander inspired countless individuals to join the fight for equality and to strive for a more inclusive society. Her death marked the loss of a dedicated advocate and community leader, but her legacy continues to resonate and inspire change in the ongoing struggle for social justice.

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