Tom Bradley

Tom Bradley was a prominent American politician who served as the Mayor of Los Angeles from 1973 to 1993. He was the city's first African American mayor and played a significant role in shaping its growth and diversity. During his tenure, he focused on improving urban infrastructure, education, and public safety, helping Los Angeles become a major global city. Bradley also made history by running for high-profile offices like Vice President and Governor, breaking racial barriers in politics. His leadership and contributions left a lasting impact on the city's development and its pursuit of racial equality.