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  1. Jesse Jackson could do something most politicians can't even imagine.

    He got conservative dirt farmers and inner-city families fighting the same enemy: corporate profiteers running roughshod over us all.

    That's not (just) oratory. That's vision. And it's exactly what we need right now.

    #JesseJackson #RainbowCoalition #Populism #ProgressivePolitics #MultiracialDemocracy #FoodJustice #RuralAmerica #Organizing #PoliticalCourage

    jimhightower.substack.com/p/je

  2. Jesse Jackson could do something most politicians can't even imagine.

    He got conservative dirt farmers and inner-city families fighting the same enemy: corporate profiteers running roughshod over us all.

    That's not (just) oratory. That's vision. And it's exactly what we need right now.

    #JesseJackson #RainbowCoalition #Populism #ProgressivePolitics #MultiracialDemocracy #FoodJustice #RuralAmerica #Organizing #PoliticalCourage

    jimhightower.substack.com/p/je

  3. Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Leader and Former Presidential Candidate, Dies at 84

    How did Jesse Jackson change American politics? The civil rights leader died at age 84 on February 17, 2026, after helping many Black leaders find success.

    #jessejackson, #civilrightslegacy, #rainbowcoalition, #americanpolitics2026, #greenvillesc

    newsletter.tf/how-jesse-jackso

  4. Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Leader and Political Figure, Dies at Age 84

    How will the death of Jesse Jackson at age 84 affect civil rights in America? Learn about his 60 years of work and his impact on Black politics and business.

    #jessejackson, #civilrights, #operationpush, #rainbowcoalition, #chicagonews

    newsletter.tf/jesse-jackson-di

  5. Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Pioneer, Dies at 84

    Why did Jesse Jackson die at 84? Learn about the civil rights leader who worked with Martin Luther King Jr. and how he helped Black people run for office.

    #jessejackson, #civilrights, #rainbowcoalition, #uspolitics, #blackhistory

    newsletter.tf/jesse-jackson-ci

  6. Jesse Jackson ran for President 2 times, in 1984 and 1988. This was a much higher number of votes than any Black candidate before him and it changed the Democratic Party forever.

    #jessejackson, #civilrights, #rainbowcoalition, #uspolitics, #blackhistory

    newsletter.tf/jesse-jackson-ci

  7. Jesse Jackson's 1984 "Rainbow Coalition" Speech and Its Impact on the Democratic Party

    Jesse Jackson's 1984 "Rainbow Coalition" speech at the Democratic National Convention brought many different people together and changed the party.

    #JesseJackson, #RainbowCoalition, #DemocraticParty, #USPolitics, #CivilRights

    newsletter.tf/jesse-jackson-ra

  8. In 1984, Jesse Jackson gave a famous speech called the "Rainbow Coalition" speech. It was meant to unite many different kinds of voters under the Democratic Party. His words helped the party become more welcoming to all people.

    #JesseJackson, #RainbowCoalition, #DemocraticParty, #USPolitics, #CivilRights

    newsletter.tf/jesse-jackson-ra

  9. Remembering my hero The Rev. Jessie Jackson, Jr. RIP. I had the privilege of being co-chair of his OC, Calif. 1984 campaign for president, and the chief strategist of his 1988 run in the OC. We had a pretty good showing in 88 when the ‘Rainbow Coalition’ was really going strong. We marched through barrios and ghettos, then stacked the county Democratic Convention, bussed in supporters, and came in 2nd in a crowded field of 8 in the straw poll. That was the next day’s headline. I took great pleasure in shaking up the staid, old-boy Democratic hierarchy. Jackson was, even then, a staunch supporter of Palestinian rights, which fit so well with his championing of the downtrodden and abused. I represented his campaign in a speech at the local Majlis - which served as OC’s mosque. #JessieJackson #BLM #RainbowCoalition #politics

  10. Remembering my hero The Rev. Jessie Jackson, Jr. RIP. I had the privilege of being co-chair of his OC, Calif. 1984 campaign for president, and the chief strategist of his 1988 run in the OC. We had a pretty good showing in 88 when the ‘Rainbow Coalition’ was really going strong. We marched through barrios and ghettos, then stacked the county Democratic Convention, bussed in supporters, and came in 2nd in a crowded field of 8 in the straw poll. That was the next day’s headline. I took great pleasure in shaking up the staid, old-boy Democratic hierarchy. Jackson was, even then, a staunch supporter of Palestinian rights, which fit so well with his championing of the downtrodden and abused. I represented his campaign in a speech at the local Majlis - which served as OC’s mosque. #JessieJackson #BLM #RainbowCoalition #politics

  11. Hampton’s Rainbow Coalition shattered US racial divides, proving what the system fears most: when poor Blacks, whites, and Latinos recognize the common enemy, they’re unstoppable. #fredhampton #blackhistorymonth #rainbowcoalition

  12. Been doing the work and fighting for equality for decades, and have the receipts. I’ve found that struggling for social justice is a lifelong commitment, and there are no quick fixes. Resistance comes from many corners; political, corporate, white culture, now even education. The established and entrenched elites like the way things work now, regardless of consequences for the rest of us and the planet. I’m pleased (and relieved) to see an army of Gen X, Y, Z and beyond rising to the occasion, already carrying the torch. New generations of #SocialJustice warriors taking the fight to the fascists. I’d encourage younger warriors to keep fighting regardless of setbacks, frustration and significant headwinds. We WILL win in the end. Here’s a bit of my personal history with the movement. #BLM #BlackMastodon #HumanRights #RainbowCoalition #politics #PoliticalStruggle #CivilRights #CivilRightsMovement

  13. Been doing the work and fighting for equality for decades, and have the receipts. I’ve found that struggling for social justice is a lifelong commitment, and there are no quick fixes. Resistance comes from many corners; political, corporate, white culture, now even education. The established and entrenched elites like the way things work now, regardless of consequences for the rest of us and the planet. I’m pleased (and relieved) to see an army of Gen X, Y, Z and beyond rising to the occasion, already carrying the torch. New generations of #SocialJustice warriors taking the fight to the fascists. I’d encourage younger warriors to keep fighting regardless of setbacks, frustration and significant headwinds. We WILL win in the end. Here’s a bit of my personal history with the movement. #BLM #BlackMastodon #HumanRights #RainbowCoalition #politics #PoliticalStruggle #CivilRights #CivilRightsMovement