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Robert Shaw dies at 83; was Chicago alderman, member of Cook County Board of Review

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July 22, 20210
Robert Shaw, former alderman and Cook County commissioner.

Robert Shaw, former alderman and Cook County commissioner. | Rich Chapman/Sun-Times file photo

He and his late brother William Shaw, a former state senator and mayor of Dolton, were a powerful political duo in city, county and state politics.

Robert Shaw, a former Chicago alderman from the 9th ward and member of the Cook County Board of Review, has died of cancer at 83.

He and his late twin brother William Shaw, a former state senator and mayor of Dolton, were a powerful duo in city, county and state politics.

Mr. Shaw overcame the coronavirus a few months ago, according to publicist Sean Howard. He succumbed to cancer at a rehabilitation facility in South Holland, Howard said.

Like the late County Board President John Stroger and U.S. Rep. Danny K. Davis, D-Ill., Mr. Shaw and his brother were part of a generation of Black leaders who migrated from Arkansas to Chicago for better opportunities. He was a graduate of Crane High School, Howard said.

Mr. Shaw is survived by three children.

Check back for updates on this developing story.

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Source:: Chicago Sun Times

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