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Both Eshleman joined CPL in March 1994 and eventually was named assistant commissioner of strategic planning and partnerships under former CPL Commissioner Mary Dempsey.

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(Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)You have view only access under this Premium Access agreement. Before becoming mayor, Lightfoot worked in private legal practice as a partner at Mayer Brown and held various government positions in the City of Chicago. You want to talk more about that?”Alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa criticized her explanation, Who Is Lori Lightfoot's Wife? Joined by her wife, Amy Eshleman, and daughter Vivian, Lori Lightfoot was sworn in as mayor of Chicago at Wintrust Arena on May 20, 2019. Chicago Public Schools. Chicago Mayor's Office. Eshleman is from Sterling, IL, but has lived in Chicago since the early 90s. She has short hair and a bright smile.

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Lori Lightfoot and Amy Eshleman with their daughter last night.Chicago's first openly gay, female, African-American mayor arrives in office with another first: an openly gay first lady. Lightfoot become the first black female and openly gay Mayor in the city’s history.

Their openness as a married gay couple had three effects on the campaign, says Brian Johnson, CEO of Equality Illinois, a Chicago-based nonprofit dedicated to LGBTQ rights. Amy Eshleman is a former Chicago Public Library employee.

And she's had a bigger effect on the city's cultural landscape than you might think. And she's had a bigger effect on the city's cultural landscape than you might think.Eshleman, 57, is a learning specialist who spent 18 years at the Chicago Public Library, where she helped create and develop key programs such as One Book, One Chicago and YOUMedia, the library's interactive digital learning space for teens.

View Amy Eshleman’s professional profile on Relationship Science, the database of decision makers. "Lightfoot will be sworn in as Chicago's mayor on May 20. She earned a bachelor’s degree in history from the college.From 1994 to 2012, Eshleman worked as a Chicago Public Library assistant commissioner. The woman who cut my hair had a mask and gloves on so we are, I am practicing what I’m preaching.”A reporter also brought up an instance during a coronavirus public service announcement where the mayor told someone, "Getting your roots done is not essential.”Lightfoot responded by saying, “I’m the public face of this city. Thursday. Highlights prominent personalities, job changes and executive appointments. They’re watching us.

Eshleman is the wife of Chicago’s Mayor, Lori Lightwood.

The couple has been together for 16 years, and got married the day same-sex marriage was legalized in Illinois.The couple have an 11-year-old daughter, Vivian. That’s a pretty profound switch.”Eshleman and Lightfoot also walked in June 2018’s Chicago Pride Parade, and according to Eshleman, the experience was “one of the most profound and emotional and humbling” moments, showing that the people of Chicago are “open and welcoming and diverse and loving and nonjudgmental.”Photos of the mayor recently cropped up on social media that When asked about it, Lightfoot responded, “I think what really people want to talk about is, we’re talking about people dying here. "On the other end of the spectrum, it got ugly. Lightfoot emerged from a record field of 14 candidates in February’s first-round election to the April 2 runoff.

"It was a major, major piece," Johnson says.