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Carl B. Stokes: A 50-Year Legacy in Policy - View the policy book.
Carl B. Stokes' historic 1967 Cleveland mayoral win left a 50-year legacy: Richey Piiparinen and Randell McShepard (Opinion)
The Metropole discusses the "Carl B. Stokes and Black Political Power in Cleveland: A 50-Year Retrospective" seminar and reflects on Carl Stokes and the city image.
A story posted on cleveland.com highlighted May events planned for the Stokes commemoration.
A panel discussion at Tri-C's Metro Campus explored threats to the Voting Rights Act. The discussion was held in conjunction with the “Stokes: Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future” Initiative.
Shenise Johnson-Thomas of the United Way of Greater Cleveland and U.S. Air Force veteran Tim Grealis visited the set of “We The People” at WKYC/Channel 3 to discuss an upcoming Stokes commemoration event designed to connect U.S. military veterans with community services. Mayor Stokes and Congressman Stokes both served in the U.S. Army.
Tri-C President Alex Johnson penned a column for Smart Business Cleveland examining how the 50th anniversary commemoration seeks to inspire a new generation of leaders to build on the legacy of advocacy and action created by Mayor Stokes and Congressman Stokes.
A story posted on cleveland.com highlighted April events planned for the Stokes commemoration.
The Square Talk segment on the WKYC/Channel 3 Sunday morning newscast March 5 featured Tri-C President Alex Johnson talking about the yearlong commemoration honoring Mayor Stokes and Congressman Stokes.
A story posted on cleveland.com highlighted March events planned for the Stokes commemoration.
In a guest column for Crain’s Cleveland, Tri-C President Alex Johnson noted the policy achievements of Mayor Carl Stokes — particularly regarding education — that continue to influence and guide Cleveland.
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