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Scenes from the opening of the Equal Justice Initiative’s lynching memorial, the first ever in America. From the top, Jonathan Jackson with Laurene Powell Jobs, Marian Wright Edelman, Bebe Winans, Bryan Stevenson; and Tom Steyer, Kat Taylor and the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson.
Jonathan Jackson, RainbowPUSH national spokesman, on the country's lynching past and the connection to the lack of economic opportunity among African-Americans today.
A few thoughts from the opening of America's first lynching memorial at the Equal Justice Initiative, which, according to the Montgomery Advertiser, "pays tribute to lynching victims and chronicles the dark parts of the African-American experience — from slavery to today's national epidemic of mass incarceration."
Candidates for the March 20 Illinois General Primary Election came to RainbowPUSH Coalition. The organization cannot formally endorse candidates but can provide a forum for candidates to share their vision for their respective offices, which include everything from governor and Cook County Board chair to judgeships.
Jonathan Jackson, national spokesman for RainbowPUSH, encourages voters to make their voice count in the March 20 Illinois primary. Song features Maurice Mahon.
Hope to see you there.
The only people who count are the people who vote
Jonathan Jackson, national spokesman, RainbowPUSH
Jonathan Jackson, national spokesman, RainbowPUSH: You know what I want to whisper to people who come up to me complaining about what politicians aren't doing…
Jonathan Jackson, national spokesman for RainbowPUSH, exhorts voters to get off the back of the bus. Run for something. Vote for someone. Get up and do something!
✨✨ The truth about Wall Street: New York City was the second-largest slave port after South Carolina. The reason it was called Wall Street is people did not want to see the PEOPLE they were selling — so they literally erected a wall. Our ancestors go back to the founding of this country.✨✨
Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner made a lot of money investing teachers’ union retirement money. Now he’s out to dismantle their safety net, the one they…
Be sure to join us for The MLK Initiative at noon Saturday, Jan. 27 at RainbowPUSH HQ, 930 E. 50th St.
Challenging an America that is thick on creeds and thin on deeds sums of the mission of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Jonathan Luther Jackson, national spokesman…
I'm honored to be a part of a throughline from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and my father, the Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., who was a young aide to King and was on…
Tune in Monday, Jan. 15, 2018 to see me and my father, the Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. discuss the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Jonathan Jackson, national spokesman for RainbowPUSH, endorses J.B. Pritzker in the March 20, 2018 Democratic primary for governor
I’m with J.B.
Honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: On April 4, 2018, it will have been 50 years since he was assassinated in Memphis, advocating for economic justice for sanitation workers. What are you doing for the cause of justice?
RainbowPUSH National Spokesman Jonathan Jackson on politics, money and loopholes.
Taxes were meant to tax speculative income. They were never meant to tax ordinary people’s income. Ronald Reagan started shifting the burden. What’s the real deal on this tax bill? I’m glad you asked