Meg Kinnard / AP Jesse Jackson Is Leaving His Civil Rights Organization Until Barack Obama’s election in 2008, Jackson was the most successful black candidate for the U.S. presidency. By The Associated Press July 14, 2023
Michael M. Santiago / Getty ImagesOp-Ed Elder: Jesse Jackson Will Attack 'Racist' Muppets, But Will He Ever Address the Big Issues? A Muppets-themed amusement park outside Philadelphia is being sued for alleged racial discrimination. By Larry Elder August 3, 2022
Barry Brecheisen / Getty Images Jesse Jackson Hospitalized After Incident at College Civil rights leader the Rev. Jesse Jackson is in the hospital again after a fall at Howard University while visiting in support of students. By Jack Davis November 2, 2021
Alex Wong / Getty Images Jesse Jackson Hospitalized, Had Received COVID Vaccine Early On The civil rights leader who twice sought the Democratic presidential nomination tried to boost vaccination rates for black Americans. By Jack Davis August 22, 2021
Jason Mendez / Getty ImagesOp-Ed Cal Thomas: The Time I Heard Jesse Jackson Tell Someone the Truth 'Do those on the receiving end of discrimination have a role to play? This is a question Democrats never address.' By Cal Thomas February 1, 2021
Brittany Greeson / Getty ImagesCommentary AOC Warns of Trump Win, References Reagan's 1980 Landslide Victory Trump, of course, did not win 2016 in the same resounding fashion Reagan did in 1980, but he did carry 30 of the 50 states. By Randy DeSoto March 10, 2020
Joe Mabel / WikipediaCommentary Seattle Times Newspaper Will Now Capitalize 'Black' but Not 'White' 'New guidance on usage of 'Black' arose from discussions in the broader culture about what constitutes a people,' the Seattle Times said. By C. Douglas Golden December 21, 2019
Aaron Yoder / Getty ImagesCommentary Notre Dame Student Group Demands Less Material from White, Male Scholars The group also called visitation rules at dorms of the opposite sex as being anti-LGBT in nature and organized protests against them. By C. Douglas Golden December 2, 2019
Donald Traill / Invision / AP; Paul Beaty / AP The ‘Volunteer Service’ That Helped Get Smollett's Charges Dropped Was 'Several Hours' with Jesse Jackson's Nonprofit A letter from the Rainbow PUSH Coalition said actor Jussie Smollett spent 'several hours volunteering' over the course of two days. By Andrew Kerr March 26, 2019
The Breakfast Club / YouTube screen shot Watch the Moment Between a Black Host and Bernie Sanders That Every Minority Voter Should See Vermont socialist Bernie Sanders didn't have a ready answer for this radio show host's softball question. By Dana Nottingham March 6, 2019