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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Mitch Dudek

South Sider who was first Black Secret Service agent on a White House detail honored

Abraham Bolden holds a proclamation celebrating his presidential pardon and honoring his work as the nation’s first Black Secret Service Agent to work on a presidential detail. (Mitch Dudek/Sun-Times)

Six weeks ago, Abraham Bolden hung up the phone and drank a glass of water at his Auburn Gresham home as he absorbed the news he’d waited decades to hear.

He’d received a presidential pardon.

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