Dr. Conrad Worrill spoke at a 2018 Black History Month event held at the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD).
Dr. Worrill was a leader in the fight for racial and social justice and human rights, an unwavering advocate of the importance of education for people of African descent, and a strong proponent of equality, delivering his profound messages to the MWRD time and again.
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD) is mourning the loss of Dr. Conrad Worrill, a giant in Chicago’s African American community.
Dr. Worrill made a lasting impact at the MWRD, where every February he served as a master of ceremonies for Black History Month celebrations, lecturing to MWRD employees and students alike, who gained a critical understanding from his astute knowledge for African American history and appreciation.
A civil rights activist, educator, organizer, scholar, writer and talk show host who advocated for African independence, Dr. Worrill devoted more than 50 years to advocating for the rights of people of African descent living throughout the world.
