Jesse Nevel, St. Petersburg mayoral candidate, campaigns for unity through reparations to the black community

Jesse Nevel, candidate for Mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida, explains the mission of his campaign to “unite the city around a progressive agenda” centered on reparations and economic development for the black community, social justice and empowerment of the people and neighborhoods. Nevel’s candidacy represents a challenge to the status quo of City Hall dominated by big moneyed interests. For more information visit JesseNevel.com to see the full 20-point “Unity through Reparations” platform.

Jesse Nevel for Mayor of St. Petersburg, FL Candidacy Announcement

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