mayors 
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SOURCE: The Atlantic
9/1/2020
The New Southern Strategy
The rise of a new generation of Black mayors in Southern cities may signal a new political dynamic as municipal governments draw energy from protest movements and improvise ways to meet public needs, if conservative state governments don't stop them.
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How Harold Washington, Against the Odds, Became the First Black Mayor of Chicago
by Bill Zimmerman and Marilyn Katz
And lessons for aspiring underdog political candidates today.
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