Public Advocate Jumaane Williams honored the late Rep. Charles Rangel, acknowledging his 46 years of Congressional service and his significant contributions to Harlem and beyond. Rangel's influence as a co-founder of the Congressional Black Caucus shaped leadership within the Black community in New York. Williams emphasized Rangel's role as a mentor and inspiration for future generations, asserting the importance of learning from Rangel's legacy as the community mourns his passing and reflects on his dedication to public service and social justice.
"Congressman Rangel has earned a celebrated place in history, and that place has to be Harlem- the community he loved and served throughout his entire life."
"Rangel served as an inspiration for New York's Black community as the last living member of the influential Gang of Four, helping to shape the generations of Black leadership that followed him into government."
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