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Reverend Jesse Jackson's successor Rev. Frederick Douglass Haynes will be named president of Rainbow PUSH during an official introduction on Sunday.

Kamala Harris will also headline a fundraiser to benefit the Biden/Harris re-election campaign and the Democratic National Committee.

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Reverend Jesse Jackson will step down as president of Rainbow PUSH, the Chicago-based civil rights organization he founded.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who will turn 82 in October, has remained active in civil rights in recent years despite health setbacks.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson plans to step down from leading the Chicago civil rights organization Rainbow PUSH Coalition he founded in 1971.

(The Center Square) – Chicago Principals and Administrators Association President Troy LaRaviere vows to do all he can to hold accountable those he feels are responsible for the systematic removals of at least seven Black Chicago Publi...

TAMPA — A statewide bus tour aimed at voter registration and community advocacy rolled into Tampa on Tuesday evening as organizers worked to combat education initiatives they say are adversely

Rev. Jesse L. Jackson celebrates the 35th Anniversary of his 1988 campaign for president, an event which empowered Arab American voters.

Chicago pastor and activist Tavis Grant told Fox News Digital how churches organized a march in support of Black youth, offering them jobs after a violent "teen takeover" in the city.