Kentucky Flags to Be Lowered to Half-Staff in Honor of Jesse Jackson
Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr. spent decades opposing the death penalty, linking it to racial and economic injustice, and influencing civil rights nationwide.
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Kentucky flags to be lowered to half-staff in honor of Jesse Jackson
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) -- Governor Andy Beshear has ordered that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff on March 7, in honor of Jesse Jackson. The trailblazing civil rights leader died on February 17, at the age of 84. “A leader of strength and commitment to peace, Rev. Jesse Jackson brought meaningful [...]
Local civil rights advocates reflect on Jesse Jackson's legacy
TUPELO — Civil rights leader and minister Jesse Jackson died Tuesday, leaving behind a legacy of advocacy and fierce support for the Black community and all those underrepresented in government.
SHR 25.08: From $15.4B budget to Jesse Jackson - Statehouse
The Feb. 20, 2026, issue of Statehouse Report offers a detailed look into the first House budget committee approved draft of a $15.4 billion state budget, plus information on vouchers, an FOIA sports exemption and more. Columnist Andy Brack remembers the Rev. Jesse Jackson, the global leader from South Carolina who died this week. The post SHR 25.08: From $15.4B budget to Jesse Jackson appeared first on Charleston City Paper.
Rev. Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Leader and Legal Lynching Author, Dies at 84
Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr., a Baptist minister, two-time presidential candidate, and outspoken critic of the death penalty, died on February 17, 2026, at age 84. His family announced that he died peacefully, surrounded by his loved ones. Rev. Jackson had been living with Parkinson’s disease since his diagnosis in 2015. Rev. Jackson brought sustained public attention to the death penalty across several decades, arguing…
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