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About Wallace "Gator" Bradley
The Wallace "Gator Bradley, Urban Translator story, is truly one of varied experiences, reform, and personal success. Restoring hope in the capacity of the individual to change positively. To change by virtue of the exercise of will. depite the odds stacked against him, is nothing less than amazing.
Few men have had the fortitude to dare to make their mark on an often unforgiving society after having been deemed social monstrocities, misfits destined to be perpetually negative statistics of a downard spiral. Wallace Gator Bradley, former "Enforcer" of the notorious street gang known as the Gangster Disciples aka G.D.s, is such a man.
Pardoned by former Illinois Governor Jim Thompson and has been moving forward ever since at the speed of a rising star. Gator attributes his tremendous turn-around to the mercy and grace of Almighty God, the life ... (Read More)
The Wallace "Gator Bradley, Urban Translator story, is truly one of varied experiences, reform, and personal success. Restoring hope in the capacity of the individual to change positively. To change by virtue of the exercise of will. depite the odds stacked against him, is nothing less than amazing.
Few men have had the fortitude to dare to make their mark on an often unforgiving society after having been deemed social monstrocities, misfits destined to be perpetually negative statistics of a downard spiral. Wallace Gator Bradley, former "Enforcer" of the notorious street gang known as the Gangster Disciples aka G.D.s, is such a man.
Pardoned by former Illinois Governor Jim Thompson and has been moving forward ever since at the speed of a rising star. Gator attributes his tremendous turn-around to the mercy and grace of Almighty God, the life ... (Read More)
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Wednesday October 19, 2011
Wednesday October 19, 2011
After watching the news with my
sons about the two young men,
who got shot in the head, I couldn't
sleep. This song and video kept
coming to me. Will you join me in
this humanitarian effort to stop this
SENSELESS SHOOTING and
KILLING by writing a letter to the
program Dir. and owners of Clear
Channel. I know it will make a
difference, remember JESUS
WALKS!!!
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Wednesday October 19, 2011
Wednesday October 19, 2011
It was an honor to be at the Illinois
Constituent Coffee, to be allowed
to share my concerns along with
Ms. Thersea Hudges of REO
Movers, an African- American
Woman owed Small business
about the importance of their
support and votes for the
American Jobs Act.
Meeting the Senators on the Hill was one of the many highlights along with going to the Martin Luther King Monument and the Phoenix Award Dinner where President Barack Obama spoke while I was there in Washington D.C. for the 41 Annual Congressional Black Caucus.
Meeting the Senators on the Hill was one of the many highlights along with going to the Martin Luther King Monument and the Phoenix Award Dinner where President Barack Obama spoke while I was there in Washington D.C. for the 41 Annual Congressional Black Caucus.
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"It's Never About Where
You've Been...
It's Always About Where You Are Willing To Work Hard To Get To.
It's Your Precious Life!"
Wallace "Gator" Bradley
It's Always About Where You Are Willing To Work Hard To Get To.
It's Your Precious Life!"
Wallace "Gator" Bradley
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Thurgood Marshall noted, "None of us got where we are solely by pulling ourselves up by
our bootstraps," so it was with your help that I was elected an Illinois Appellate Court Justice
five years ago.
That is why I want you to be among the first to know that I have decided to run for the Democratic nomination for the seat vacated by the retirement of Thomas Fitzgerald on the Illinois Supreme Court.
While the primary is not until March 20, 2012, the work has already begun. (Read More)
That is why I want you to be among the first to know that I have decided to run for the Democratic nomination for the seat vacated by the retirement of Thomas Fitzgerald on the Illinois Supreme Court.
While the primary is not until March 20, 2012, the work has already begun. (Read More)
LAST UPDATED 2/17/2012 @ 5:28 PM
Memorandum Opinion And Order
This matter came before the Court on Defendant's, Ivan Tomic("Defendant"), Motion for summary Judgement
pursuant to 735 ILCS 5/2-1005. The Court, having considered all written submissions and oral argument, hereby
finds as follows:
Background
This matter arises out of an alleged breach of contract. Plaintiffs, a pro se litigant, filed this action on October
9, 2008 against Defendant, Frank Avila, and Avila, Tomic & Associates, LLC (the "Corporation"). The
Corporation represented Aaron Patterson in his action against Jon Burge. Plaintiff served as an "urban
translator" during the litigation and was paid monies from the Corporation's account. The Corporation was
dissolved in May 2009. Defendant now moves for summary judgement...
October 22, 2011, James B Coleman, Historian, Community/ Political/ Social Activist and
Co-owner of Coleman's Barbershop for over 40 years; has endorsed Justice Howse for
Sharon Coleman Johnson Vacancy on the Illinois Appellate Court.
Justice Sharon Coleman Johnson was appointed to the U.S. Federal Court by President Barack Obama. He ask his friends, Family and voter of Cook County to please VOTE MARCH 20,2012 for Nathaniel Roosevelt HOWSE, Jr to Illinois Appellate Court.
Justice Sharon Coleman Johnson was appointed to the U.S. Federal Court by President Barack Obama. He ask his friends, Family and voter of Cook County to please VOTE MARCH 20,2012 for Nathaniel Roosevelt HOWSE, Jr to Illinois Appellate Court.
Update Added
Wednesday October 19, 2011
Wednesday October 19, 2011
For the second time in less than 10 years Joy Cunningham
is trying to repeat her success as a history maker by
winning an election.
In 2004 she made history by becoming the first black woman to be elected president of the Chicago Bar Association, a 138-year-old association whose 22,000 members consist mostly of attorneys and judges from Illinois
In 2004 she made history by becoming the first black woman to be elected president of the Chicago Bar Association, a 138-year-old association whose 22,000 members consist mostly of attorneys and judges from Illinois
And now, as the only black Illinois Supreme Court candidate, Cunningham is
vying to become the first Black female Supreme Court justice. If she wins the
March 20 primary and the general election in November, Illinois will become
the first state to have two black Supreme Court justices.
Prior to Cunningham the only other black woman to run for the state’s high court was Blanche Manning, who unsuccessfully ran in 1990. A win would mean Cunningham will join Charles Freeman as the only other black justice.
Ohio, Florida, Virginia, and North Carolina are the only other states with a black, female Supreme Court justice....
Prior to Cunningham the only other black woman to run for the state’s high court was Blanche Manning, who unsuccessfully ran in 1990. A win would mean Cunningham will join Charles Freeman as the only other black justice.
Ohio, Florida, Virginia, and North Carolina are the only other states with a black, female Supreme Court justice....
By Wendell Hutson / Chicago City Hall Examiner
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Wednesday October 19, 2011
Wednesday October 19, 2011
...and Growing!
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Saturday, February 11, 2012
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Joy Cunningham and
Wallace "Gator" Bradley
Candidates from left to right: Mary Jane Theis, Aurelia Pucinski, Joy V. Cunningham and Thomas Flannigan.
Candidates from left to right: Mary Jane Theis, Aurelia Pucinski, Joy V. Cunningham and Thomas Flannigan.