Jesse Jackson and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich discuss diversity at Wall Street Project Summit
[jwplatform 018hXku1] Jesse Jackson and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich discussed diversity at Wall Street Project Summit in New York.
[jwplatform 018hXku1] Jesse Jackson and Intel CEO Brian Krzanich discussed diversity at Wall Street Project Summit in New York.
The hip-hop generation must thank the Rev. Jesse Jackson for the efforts he has made with valor, confidence and thoughtful analysis. Jackson has highlighted the
The Black community is once again at a watershed moment. Because of the increasing issues of social justice and equal protection under the law, as
This past weekend, The 100 Black Men of Atlanta hosted the 26th annual Atlanta Football Classic featuring celebrity ambassador Ludacris. 2 Chainz kicked off the game
Civil rights leaders Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson were both present at Michael Brown’s funeral in St. Louis with Sharpton giving the eulogy. Here are
Thousands of people gathered to mourn Michael Brown, the teenager killed by a Ferguson, Missouri, police officer on Aug. 9.
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Rev. Jesse Jackson presses Obama for $2 billion for ChicagoThe crisis on the US border and the migration of young children from Central American countries
The Rainbow PUSH Coalition announced critical new steps forward in their ongoing campaign to diversify the technology industry on Monday, June 30 at the Rainbow
The weather was pretty decent in Chicago this past weekend. Unfortunately, warm weather tends to bring on more guns. Chance The Rapper wasn’t kidding with
During the 14th annual Wall Street Project in New York, Rev. Jesse Jackson went after what he says is the source of long-running economic discrimination
“I’m a football player, and I’m gay.” With those words, Michael Sam, an All-American defensive end from the University of Missouri, demonstrated courage far beyond
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Fifty years ago this week, President Lyndon Johnson, lamenting that too many Americans “live on the outskirts of hope,” declared an “unconditional war on poverty
Fifty years ago, on a cold day in Dallas, Nov. 22, 1963, President Kennedy was assassinated. To my mind what is extraordinary about the Kennedy
CHICAGO (November 8, 2013) — Oscar, Emmy and Golden Globe award winning actor Louis Gossett, Jr. and civil rights leader Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr.
The Rainbow PUSH Coalition’s “Creating Opportunity Conference” in Atlanta was once again a powerful example of our community coming together to support and recognize the