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Trump remembers Jesse Jackson as 'good man,' 'force of nature'
President Trump called Jesse Jackson a 'force of nature' and highlighted his support for criminal justice reform and Historically Black Colleges and Universities funding.
- On Tuesday, Rev. Jesse Jackson, 84, died at home in Chicago, his family said, as U.S. and Iran began a second round of nuclear talks in Geneva today.
- With competing aims, Iran maintains it has a right to enrich uranium for civilian uses and could curb, not eliminate, parts of its program, as U.S. officials say.
- His campaigns and institutions included Operation PUSH, the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, and the National Rainbow Coalition, with his 1984 and 1988 bids that 'electrified millions,' advocating for the underrepresented.
- Civil-Rights groups and lawmakers said, with the NAACP calling Jackson a 'towering moral voice' and Jeffries praising his inspiration, while Trump posted praise quoting `it was always my pleasure to help Jesse.'
- With both sides firm, the talks in Geneva today show Iran's large technical team signals seriousness, NPR's Jackie Northam observed, suggesting negotiations will continue despite demands.
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Trump Calls Jesse Jackson a Political 'Force of Nature'
President Trump is mourning Jesse Jackson while also revisiting their decades-long rapport. In a Truth Social post on Tuesday morning, Trump called the civil rights leader, who died at 84 , a "force of nature" and "a good man" with "grit" and "street smarts," while offering condolences to Jackson's family, reports...
U.S. civil rights activist Jesse Jackson died at the age of 84, which told his family. A statement states that Jackson has campaigned for the oppressed, the voiceless and the overlooked around the world.
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