Individual Participation in Elections
While traveling across the nation to register young voters, Reverend Jesse Jackson, National Rainbow Coalition-President, urged an audience … read more
While traveling across the nation to register young voters, Reverend Jesse Jackson, National Rainbow Coalition-President, urged an audience of students to get involved however they could in the 1996 elections in order to defeat the reaction against diversity in U.S. society. He stressed that U.S. worker anxiety has resulted from global trends, not programs to give more people economic opportunities. He also urged the young people to build coalitions with each other regardless of background in order to increase their political power. After his remarks, he took questions from the audience. close
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