Coleman Young
Mayor of Detroit, civil rights advocate
Mayor of Detroit, civil rights advocate
Served as the 66th mayor of Detroit from 1974 to 1994. Focused on urban renewal, economic development, and civil rights issues. Led efforts to revitalize the city during a period of economic decline, implementing community programs and enhancing public services. Worked on initiatives to improve housing and address racial tensions in the city. Under leadership, Detroit saw an increase in minority representation within city government.
Served as mayor for 20 years
Promoted civil rights initiatives
Implemented urban renewal projects
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