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How Jesse Jackson paved way for Barack Obama - and helped change US
Jesse Jackson, a key figure during the US civil rights movement of the 1960s, was known for being the first African-American to make the jump from activism to major-party presidential politics.

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Presidents and Faith Leaders Pay Tribute to Jesse Jackson
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Barack Obama pays tribute to 'true giant' as Jesse Jackson dies aged 84
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The Latest: The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson's death prompts vows to 'keep hope alive'
Jackson, who led the U.S. Civil Rights Movement for decades, died Tuesday.

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Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader, dies at 84
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who led the Civil Rights Movement for decades after King, has died at 84
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Jesse Jackson dies at 84: Tributes pour in for civil rights icon
Jesse Jackson made a bid for president twice, in 1984 and 1988, running as a candidate in the Democratic primaries.

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Civil rights activist Jesse L. Jackson dies
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Jesse Jackson funeral: What to know
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Rainbow interrupted: Jesse Jackson between Martin Luther King’s radical turn and Barack Obama’s managerial ascent

Jackson's legacy is not one of triumph or failure, but of persistent contradiction – a reminder that courage without structural rupture risks absorption into the very hegemony it seeks to overthrow.
The Daily Sentinel
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MILLS: Celebrating Martin Luther King and Barack Obama

Ebony magazine, in a special January 2009 collector's edition, presented a special feature page of Martin Luther King as "Then" and Barack Obama as "Now." In his "I Have a Dream Speech" in Washington, D.C. on August, 1963, Martin Luther King made reference to the Emancipation Proclamation which was signed Jan. 1, 1863 giving hope to Negro slaves.
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Jesse Jackson built on Martin Luther King's legacy and never forgot the hardships that shaped his life

Jesse Jackson was never just a politician. He was a presence.
The Daily Campus
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“Hoops, Hopes & Dreams:” Bringing basketball to the civil rights movement

The new Hulu documentary explores how Martin Luther King Jr. and Barack Obama used basketball to connect with people. Photo courtesy of @alexysthegreat on Instagram In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the short documentary “Hoops, Hopes & Dreams ...
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Jesse Jackson: Civil rights icon who built on mentor Martin Luther King Jr’s legacy and inspired a generation

OBITUARY: The Reverend Jesse Jackson, a towering figure in the American civil rights movement, has passed away at the age of 84. Ariana Baio looks back on his inspirational life
ABC News
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Martin Luther King's Dream for Justice Challenges Obama

Rights leaders of the '60s say MLK legacy lives on in vision, if not execution. Jan. 21, 2013— -- Rev. Joseph Lowery remembers when the 1960s South was burning with racism -- the day a white man walked up to him and stubbed out a lit cigar on his ...
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