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wrote, "We will nationalize the city's institutions, as if it were liberated territory in Zimbabwe or Angola." Gibson himself said, "Wherever American cities are going, Newark will get there first". Gibson entered and with his new city council "challenged the corporate sector's tax arrangements and
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After 16 years under Gibson, the city’s unemployment rate had risen nearly 50 percent, its population had continued dropping, it had no movie theaters, only one supermarket remained, and only two-thirds of its high school students were graduating. In 1986, fellow Democratic challenger,
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After unsuccessful runs in 1981 and 1985 for the Democratic nomination for New Jersey governor, he was defeated as well in his bid for a fifth consecutive term as mayor by Councilman Sharpe James. Gibson then ran an engineering consulting business until 1998, when he said that
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Combined with forces of suburbanization and racial tensions, the city encountered problems similar to those of other major industrial cities of the North and Midwest in the 1960s - increasing poverty and dysfunction for families left without employment. The city was scarred by
254:), but financial challenges forced him to drop out of school after a few months in school to work in a factory, serve in the military and later work for the New Jersey Highway Department, completing his engineering degree in 1963 by taking night classes. 278:. At the time Gibson noted that "Newark may be the most decayed and financially crippled city in the nation." He entered office as a reformer, alleging that the prior administration was corrupt. Later that same year, Mayor Addonizio was convicted of 329:, and other huge corporations that run in and around and through and out of Newark paying little or no taxes" while the residents were ignored. Corporate and state interests had major influence in the city. He was reelected in 1974. 320:
By 1974, Gibson had alienated some of his supporters in his efforts to keep businesses from leaving the city. Amiri Baraka then labeled him a "neo-colonialist" and complained that Gibson was "for the profit of
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Gibson worked as an engineer for the New Jersey Highway Department from 1950 to 1960. From 1960 to 1966, he was chief engineer for the Newark Housing Authority, and chief
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Gibson was also a representative of the city's large African-American population, many of whom were migrants or whose parents or grandparents had come North in the
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Emerging from a crowded six-candidate field, Gibson was elected in a runoff election in 1970, defeating incumbent mayor
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in 1967, three years before Gibson took office. Many businesses and residents left the city after the riots.
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Gibson died in West Orange, New Jersey, on March 29, 2019, at the age of 86. Funeral services were held at
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Award for Greatest Public Service by an Elected or Appointed Official, an award given out annually by the
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since the 1950s cost tens of thousands of jobs when African Americans were still arriving from
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Revolutionaries to Race Leaders: Black Power and the Making of African American Politics
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pushed business interests to take a more active and responsible role in the community."
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In May 2019, Broad Street in Newark was designated Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson Boulevard.
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Gibson's election was seen by some in almost prophetic terms. Poet and playwright
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A Nation Within a Nation: Amiri Baraka (LeRoi Jones) and Black Power Politics
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and for stealing funds from a school construction project in nearby
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In 1976, Gibson became the first African-American president of the
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looking for better opportunities than in their former communities.
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was declared. In November 2002, Gibson agreed to plead guilty to
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Kleinknecht, William. "Gibson Gets Three Years Probation."
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Newark Archives Project Search Results for Kenneth Gibson
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Mayor of Newark
Hugh Addonizio
Sharpe James
President of the United States Conference of Mayors
Moon Landrieu
Lee Alexander
Enterprise, Alabama
West Orange, New Jersey
Democratic
Newark College of Engineering
Democratic Party
36th
mayor
Newark, New Jersey
first African American mayor
Northeastern United States
Newark, New Jersey
Central High School
New Jersey Institute of Technology
structural engineer
Hugh Addonizio
extortion
conspiracy
Great Migration
Deindustrialization
the South
race riots
Amiri Baraka
Prudential

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