New York Assembly Resolution 988 honors Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson's legacy of civil rights advocacy and social justice.
New York Assembly Resolution 988 pauses to mourn the passing and honor the life of Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson. It recognizes his contributions to civil rights, democracy, and human dignity. Jackson's work included advocating for economic justice, labor rights, and voting rights. He founded the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition to advance political empowerment and equal rights. The resolution also highlights his role in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and his efforts to secure the release of American hostages.
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