Lu Palmer

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Lu Palmer was a prominent African American journalist, political activist, and radio commentator in Chicago known for his advocacy for civil rights and Black political empowerment.

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instanceOf African American
journalist
person
political activist
radio commentator
advocatedFor Black community control of institutions
civil rights legislation
increased Black voter registration
associatedWith South Side of Chicago NERFINISHED
cause Black political empowerment in Chicago
civil rights in the United States
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
educatedAt Syracuse University NERFINISHED
University of Iowa NERFINISHED
Virginia State College NERFINISHED
employer Chicago Courier NERFINISHED
Chicago Daily Defender NERFINISHED
WGCI radio station NERFINISHED
WVON radio station NERFINISHED
ethnicity African American
gender male
hasAcademicDegree PhD in political science
bachelor’s degree in English
master’s degree in journalism
knownFor Black political empowerment
Chicago radio commentary
advocacy for civil rights
language English
memberOf Chicago Black independent political movement
notableFor organizing for the election of Harold Washington as mayor of Chicago
notableRole mentor to younger Black journalists and activists in Chicago
notableWork Black X-Press newspaper NERFINISHED
Lu’s Notebook radio commentary NERFINISHED
occupation columnist
journalist
political activist
radio commentator
placeOfWork Chicago, Illinois, United States NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment Black independent politics
residence Chicago, Illinois, United States
spouse Jorja English Palmer NERFINISHED
supported Harold Washington NERFINISHED
usedMedium newspapers
public speaking
radio

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Oak Woods Cemetery, Chicago burialPlaceOf Lu Palmer
subject surface form: Oak Woods Cemetery