"The 'Messiah' Mayor Who Believed in Cleveland When No One Else Did: Carl Stokes, the First African American to Lead a Big City, Was Both a Realist and a Showman"

J Mark Souther

"The 'Messiah' Mayor Who Believed in Cleveland When No One Else Did: Carl Stokes, the First African American to Lead a Big City, Was Both a Realist and a Showman"

J Mark Souther

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This invited essay appears in Zócalo Public Square as part of the What It Means To Be American series produced by the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of American History and Arizona State University.

Original language	English
Volume	3-22-2018
State	Published - 2018

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