Memorial services honoring the life of the late Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. will be expanded beyond Chicago with events in Washington, D.C., and South Carolina ...
GREENVILLE- Minister, activist, and civil rights icon...those are just some of the names said to describe Reverend Jesse ...
Three civil‑rights workers disappeared in Neshoba County in 1964. Their murders exposed the depth of racial terror in Mississippi — and forced the nation to confront it.
Today’s newsletter focuses on the connection between environmental justice, race and technology in the United States.
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Unraveling the murder of William Moore, who walked alone into Alabama in the name of equal rights
They didn’t think I’d finish my walk alive," Moore wrote in his diary. "They didn’t think people believed I really stood for the things I do.” ...
They were beaten, arrested, and called traitors, but they refused to back down from the fight for civil rights.
ATLANTA (AP) — When the Rev. Jesse Jackson announced his second presidential bid in 1988 in Pittsburgh, he saw the campaign as a chance for the country to realize its highest ideals.
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