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Posted August 14, 2009
                                           

Boston's September 22 councilor-at-large preliminary election
                                                        
sanon

                       
 

JEAN-CLAUDE SANON

REPRESENTING Mattapan Square, Mattapan

AGE 50

THEME SONG "It Takes Millions of Haitians" IN HIS WORDS "We do not need a go-it-alone-style leader representing our community's interest this time around. Our community is blessed by many resources, our citizens being a source of strength and talent we cannot continue to ignore."

IN OUR WORDS Teacher, real-estate agent, and community radio and television personality Jean-Claude Sanon speaks fluent English with a broken Haitian accent, and that may be his greatest asset. We'll say this once: don't underestimate the Caribbean vote. Sanon might seem rough around the edges, but as co-founder of the Massachusetts Haitian American Voters Coalition and a graduate of Suffolk University's prestigious Initiative for Diversity in Civic Leadership program, he's more prepared for this race than some might think.

Copyright © 2009 The Phoenix Media/Communications Group - Published August 14, 2009.

arrowWords are far from being sufficient to permit us to urge you to vote Mr. Jean-Claude Sanon for Boston's city-councilor-at-large - See principal page.
                                      
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