
12/29/2020
Happening THIS Wednesday, Dec. 30th @ 6 P.M. tune into The Munir Muhammad Show with special guest, CABC Chairman Jason C Ervin, Alderman - 28th Ward. Live Stream & YouTube CROE TV
#CABC
The Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus is composed of 20 members of the Chicago City Council. The Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus includes 18 members of the Chicago City Council representing the needs and interests of Chicago's Black communities.
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Black Caucus members include Ald. Pat Dowell (3), Ald. Sophia King (4), Ald. Leslie Hairston (5), Ald. Roderick T. Sawyer (6), Ald. Gregory Mitchell (7), Ald. Michelle Harris (8), Ald. Anthony Beale (9), Ald. Stephanie D. Coleman (16), Ald. David Moore (17), Ald. Derrick Curtis (18), Ald. Jeanette B. Taylor (20), Ald. Howard Brookins (21), Ald. Michael Scott, Jr. (24), Ald. Walter Burnett (27), Ald. Jason Ervin (28), Ald. Chris Taliaferro (29), Ald. Carrie Austin (34), Ald. Emma Mitts (37), Ald. Matt Martin (47), Ald. Maria Hadden (49)
Operating as usual
Happening THIS Wednesday, Dec. 30th @ 6 P.M. tune into The Munir Muhammad Show with special guest, CABC Chairman Jason C Ervin, Alderman - 28th Ward. Live Stream & YouTube CROE TV
#CABC
CABC Vice Chair Ald. Stephanie D. Coleman speaking out against the atrocity that happened to our sister, Anjanette Young.
"Justice has to be served. Not only for Ms. [Anjanette] Young but for any other woman in the city of Chicago, no matter what ward they live in. This is wrong," Ald. Stephanie Coleman said Wednesday.
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Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus members honor, celebrate, and salute our colleague 21st Ward Howard B Brookins Jr for their outstanding turnout and his committment to serving the 21st Ward. #CABCUnited #20Strong
Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Members stand in solidarity dressed in our pink and purple attire for the month of October recognizing Breast Cancer and Domestic Violence Awareness. Survivors - we honor, salute and support you! #CABC
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Alderman Jason C Ervin
Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman
Alderman Michael Scott Jr.
Alderman Greg Mitchell
Alderman Carrie Austin
Alderman Roderick T. Sawyer
Alderman Anthony Beale
Alderman Jeanette Taylor
Alderman Leslie Hairston
Alderman David Moore
Alderman Michelle Harris
Alderman Sophia King
Alderman Emma Mitts
Alderman Chris Taliaferro
Alderman Pat Dowell
Alderman Matt Martin
Alderman Maria Hadden
Alderman Howard B Brookins Jr
Alderman Walter Burnett
Alderman Derrick G. Curtis
Thank You Congressman John Lewis for your example of Leadership, Service and Integrity for over three decades as a Highly Respected and Honorable Civil Servant to the American People. Thank you for the sacrifices you made as a Civil Rights Activist to Champion the inequities of People of Color. Our prayers go out to your family and friends.
It's HOT outside, Stay COOL!!!
NEW DATE - CALL 311 TO REGISTER ON THURSDAY, MAY 21st - 9 AM TO 5 PM!!!
If you are filing for unemployment please be sure to following these guidelines to ensure a speedy process.
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Statement, on behalf of the CABC, in support of State's Attorney Kim Foxx:
“We are not fooled by Bill Conway’s recent ad. He is an opportunistic candidate who took on the Candace Clark case simply for personal gain. Instead of exploiting people of color, Conway should focus on his plans to deliver equitable justice. That is if he has any. It's unclear up to this point since he's spent all of his father's money on Jussie Smollett ads. In doing so, Conway has revealed that he lacks the forethought to lead this office.”
CHICAGO, IL — On Tuesday, December 17, 2019 the Committee on Contracting Oversight and Equity passed the ordinance to prohibit the sale of Adult-Use recreational cannabis on January 1st 2020. The Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus (CABC) stands behind this ordinance and offers the following statement: “What we have seen here today is one step in the right direction. We are going to continue to work together and push for equity. In addition, we are looking forward to continue having ongoing discussions with the State and City. We thank our communities for providing us their support and being partners with us throughout these conversations.”
https://www.chicagobusiness.com/opinion/we-need-hit-pause-chicago-marijuana-sales
Equity and justice depend on it, members of the aldermanic Black Caucus write. Act now, or there will be zero African American, Latinx or female owners licensed to run cannabis shops.
Chicago Black Aldermanic Caucus Chairman Jason C Ervin and Vice Chairman Stephanie D. Coleman supporting the 2nd Cook County District Annual Seniors and Veterans Thanksgiving Luncheon hosted by Commissioner Dennis Deer, Alderman Michael Scott Jr., and Rep. Arthur Turner. #CABC
Highlights from our CABC Foundation Fall Reception.
Thank you all for supporting us last night! We were proud to give away 10 scholarships and celebrate the great work of Chicago’s Black Aldermanic Caucus!
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#FlashbackFriday 2017 CABC Fall Reception. Join us next Wednesday, Nov. 13th for this year’s annual reception in support of our CABC Foundation!
Follow the link below to buy your tickets today !
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-cabc-fall-fundraiser-tickets-76282871121
#CABC #20Wards #BlackLeadership #ChicagoLeadership #BetterTogetherChicago #UNITY
Congrats to all of the Women of Excellence being honored by the Chicago Defender. We give a special shout-out to the Women of the City of Chicago, for their tireless work on behalf of the residents on the South and West sides of Chicago.
Starting today, Chicago residents who own and occupy 1-4 units residential properties can apply for the emergency heating and repair program. There are limited funds available so be the first to apply today!
We must continue to push for our share!!!
America’s rushed and haphazard experiment in corporate marijuana has left behind economic opportunities for minorities. It’s no wonder people are angry.
Chicago Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin
It's been a busy day presenting the Treasurer's Office budget before the City Council and then going to our Inaugural Broker Dealer Diversity Corporate Social Responsibility Symposium, but I still have time to remind you to register for the Women's Small Business Expo at http://tinyurl.com/TreasurerExpo2019.
We are looking forward to the CABC fundraiser and hope to see you there on November 13th at Bureau Bar!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-cabc-fall-fundraiser-tickets-76282871121
Chicago’s Black Leaders Voice Equity Concerns Over New Illinois Marijuana Law
The City Council passed zoning regulations for recreational marijuana sales, but the Black Caucus is concerned about minority-owned business inclusion.
With this current plan, there will undoubtedly be economic loss and opportunities for African Americans. There is currently zero African American participation among the 11 existing dispensaries-- who will get the first shot at the market during the first year of legalization. Today, as a caucus, we will be introduce an ordinance to hold sales until July 1st 2020 and use this time to find more equitable solutions.”
Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Chairman Jason C Ervin
"This is only the first step in many steps to come to ensure African American participation in this growing industry. Now we must focus on the zoning board of appeals criteria, rules for participation in the lottery, and licensing criteria. We are ready to work with our Springfield counterparts to make certain we secure genuine ownership."
- Chairman Pat Dowell
"This industry could result in 4-600mil of sales in the first year and 0 black and brown ownership in the city.”
- Alderman Sophia D. King
The chairman of the Black Caucus says they will introduce an ordinance Wednesday that would halt the planned sale of legal marijuana for six months next year.
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We are excited to announce the Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus will be opening the 2019 CABC Scholarship to currently enrolled college/university students and high school seniors. Please see below for more information. If you have any questions, email [email protected].
The 2019 Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Scholarship
The Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus was formed to ensure the coordination and collaboration amongst the black aldermen as they represent the issues most impactful to their black constituency. The 2019 Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus Scholarships are non-renewable awards available to students pursuing a two year or four year degree from an accredited university. The scholarships are $2,500 and are given to students to help alleviate the cost of tuition, fees, room and board, and books.
In order to be considered for these awards, an application and essay must be completed and submitted by no later than September 27, 2019. Awards will be notified to students on October 21, 2019. Students are required to report any outside scholarships to the school’s financial aid office.
The CABC will determine the selection of scholarships from an objective and non-discriminatory criteria. Awards are granted without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation, gender, disability or national origin.
Description of Eligibility
-Must be planning to attend a 4 or 2 year accredited university or college as a full-time student or currently attending an accredited university or college.
-Must complete full application i.e google form or paper application
-Must submit ONE recommendation from a teacher, faculty member, coach, or community leader
-Must complete the 500-word essay prompt
-Must submit completed application no later than September 27, 2019 11:59PMCT.
Link to application: https://forms.gle/gDSW3dn3qF9EpfXh9
Once this application is submitted no changes or edits can be made, therefore if you have any questions regarding the application please email [email protected] PRIOR to submittal of the application
Let's make this year a great one!!!
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