Meet Fred Crespo
Fred has fought to protect our students and improve our schools while creating and retaining well-paying jobs in transportation and tourism for Illinois. He is seeking re-election to champion fiscal responsibility, ethics reform, and job protection for the middle class.
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6 days ago
Having dedicated her career to fighting for justice and equality and advocating for the communities she serves, Deputy Majority Leader Mary E. Flowers is the longest-serving African-American member of the Illinois General Assembly. https://t.co/BwAxp3vLZb
Having dedicated her career to fighting for justice and equality and advocating for the communities she serves, Deputy Majority Leader Mary E. Flowers is the longest-serving African-American member of the Illinois General Assembly. https://t.co/BwAxp3vLZb
7 days ago
Heart disease is the #1 cause of death for women and men in the U.S., but taking time to improve your heart health through exercise, a healthy diet and doctor visits can greatly reduce your risk. https://t.co/4JNr8opDZ8
Heart disease is the #1 cause of death for women and men in the U.S., but taking time to improve your heart health through exercise, a healthy diet and doctor visits can greatly reduce your risk. https://t.co/4JNr8opDZ8
1 week ago
WVON Radio made its debut in 1963 as a station dedicated to chronicling the experiences and culture of Chicago’s Black communities. The station continues to share its influence and empower listeners today. https://t.co/5FoBQxA4eI
WVON Radio made its debut in 1963 as a station dedicated to chronicling the experiences and culture of Chicago’s Black communities. The station continues to share its influence and empower listeners today. https://t.co/5FoBQxA4eI
1 week ago
Ada S. McKinley was an educator and social activist who founded the South Side Settlement House in 1926 to bring critical services to Chicago residents. The organization was later renamed in her honor, and continues to provide social services today. https://t.co/CQa5e80xfr
Ada S. McKinley was an educator and social activist who founded the South Side Settlement House in 1926 to bring critical services to Chicago residents. The organization was later renamed in her honor, and continues to provide social services today. https://t.co/CQa5e80xfr
2 weeks ago
Born to formerly enslaved parents, Robert Sengstacke Abbott graduated from the Kent College of Law in Chicago in 1898 but was unable to practice as a result of racism & prejudice. Abbott founded the Chicago Defender, which became one of the most widely circulated Black newspapers https://t.co/iEg8PqsrLw
Born to formerly enslaved parents, Robert Sengstacke Abbott graduated from the Kent College of Law in Chicago in 1898 but was unable to practice as a result of racism & prejudice. Abbott founded the Chicago Defender, which became one of the most widely circulated Black newspapers https://t.co/iEg8PqsrLw
2 weeks ago
Did you know several U.S. presidents have ties to Illinois, including Ulysses S. Grant, Ronald Reagan, Barack Obama and Abraham Lincoln? Learn more about these national leaders and their time in Illinois here: https://t.co/l6G18cIZw3
Did you know several U.S. presidents have ties to Illinois, including Ulysses S. Grant, Ronald Reagan, Barack Obama and Abraham Lincoln? Learn more about these national leaders and their time in Illinois here: https://t.co/l6G18cIZw3