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Bronzeville leaders vow to continue Lucas’ legacy of advocacy

The past and future of ‘Black Metropolis’ was the focus of a Sept. 28 memorial service for the late Harold Lucas, known as the “Godfather of Bronzeville” for his unwavering commitment to economic development and community control. The businessman and community activist died this year on August 9 at the age of 79. Chuck Bowen, … Bronzeville leaders vow to continue Lucas’ legacy of advocacy Read More »

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