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Rest in power, Jesse Jackson
🙏🏽
Rest in power, Jesse Jackson
🙏🏽
Rest easy, Rev. Jesse Jackson 💙🙏🏾🕊 #ThankYouJesse #IAmSomebody
Rest easy, Rev. Jesse Jackson 💙🙏🏾🕊 #ThankYouJesse #IAmSomebody
Jesse Jackson
Jesse Jackson
We’re our only hope.
Rest well, Reverend Jackson, and we’ll see you in the morning.
We’re our only hope.
Rest well, Reverend Jackson, and we’ll see you in the morning.
Please dont help them.
The problem with getting old is that you dont get to die young in all your glory and best days.
People get to see your full humanity and imperfections.
Like normal
Please dont help them.
The problem with getting old is that you dont get to die young in all your glory and best days.
People get to see your full humanity and imperfections.
Like normal
During his appearance, he led a group of children in reciting his well-known poem “I Am Somebody,” a message focused on self-worth and empowerment
The segment became one of the most memorable celebrity appearances from the early seasons of the show.
During his appearance, he led a group of children in reciting his well-known poem “I Am Somebody,” a message focused on self-worth and empowerment
The segment became one of the most memorable celebrity appearances from the early seasons of the show.
“What is the American dream? The American dream is one big tent. One big tent. And on that big tent you have four basic promises: equal protection under the law, equal opportunity, equal access, and fair share.”—
Jesse Jackson
“What is the American dream? The American dream is one big tent. One big tent. And on that big tent you have four basic promises: equal protection under the law, equal opportunity, equal access, and fair share.”—
Jesse Jackson
And you may very well not like him, but to besmirch his name, is to besmirch his legacy, that besmirches Black History.
Broad-stroking rhetoric will always be used to tarnish the living and the dead.
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