Robin Wright-Jones

* A progressive Democrat representing the 63rd Legislative District of the Missouri House of Representatives since 2002.
* The former chairperson of the House Democratic Caucus for 4 years.
* Chairperson of the Missouri Legislative Black Caucus.
* A native St. Louisian educated in the St. Louis Public Schools (Ashland Elementary and Beaumont High School) and the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
* An ardent community volunteer for the past 39 years having served on the boards of the National Neurofibromatosis Foundation of Missouri, Gateway Paralyzed Veterans, William Harrison Center/Forest Park Community College, Landmarks Association, SafeFutures, United Way Early Childhood Panel and a facilitator for President Clinton’s One America Race Dialogue Initiative.
* A proven leader with the skills to build consensus and move an agenda forward who has served as chairperson for the Salvation Army Safe Haven Shelter Advisory Council, State of Missouri’s Prince Hall Family Support Center, Yeatman C.E.C. Council and Vice-Chair of the City Community Education Councils of the St. Louis Public Schools.
* A former classroom teacher, public housing administrator and corporate executive who believes that competition in the marketplace creates a vibrant financial environment for individual and corporate opportunities.
* An independent real estate broker interested in growth incentives for small business owners.
* A recipient of numerous awards from the St. Louis Business Journal, the RCGA, Missouri Community College Association, Cardinal Glennon Hospital and Harmony Grand Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.
* A daughter, mother, grandmother deeply concerned about quality of life issues across all generations.
I can't wait to get started!!
2 comments:
When I contacted her office about a question about taxation, I was listened to courteously, and my question was answered
Keith Ellison, my Congressman, is pretty safe since he's a Dem in a progressive district, but he still raises money and campaigns like crazy every election to drive inner city turnout and support other progressive candidates. So that's pretty cool.
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