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Black aldermen oppose mayor’s path to fire CPS Chief Pedro Martinez

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City of Chicago Board of Education meeting room As Mayor Brandon Johnson defends the resignations of the entire seven-member Chicago Board of Education, many Black aldermen are among 41 City Council members who oppose the mayor as he nominates a new board that will fire Chicago Public Schools Chief Pedro Martinez. Johnson says as a […]

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