Illinois Legislative Black Caucus Foundation

CTL-E-4031 · Organization · civic · contemporary

PROVISIONAL evidence grade of this record

Affiliated foundation of the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus; founding members included former legislator Ethel Skyles Alexander.

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Also known as: ILBCF, ILBC Foundation

Notes

RELP92 supporting entity: edge endpoint for CTL-E-0299 partnered_with.

Referenced by

Illinois Legislative Black Caucus — partnered with → this record

Sources

Wikipedia - Illinois Legislative Black Caucus
Veteran Feminists of America - ILBC Foundation mourns Ethel Skyles Alexander (2016-09-13)

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