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In honor of the 40th anniversary of Jesse Jackson’s Rainbow Coalition, Eddie Wong, former national field director for Jackson’s 1988 presidential campaign, joins Steve and Sharline to reminisce on the alliance that transcended boundaries of race, gender, and socio-economic status to create a powerful force for change. Steve, Sharline, and Eddie delve into the strategies, challenges, and triumphs that marked the coalition’s journey, as well as its influence on shaping today’s movements for social justice and equity. Original coalition members also share personal anecdotes, insights, and reflections on how the Rainbow Coalition ignited a transformative movement that redefined the landscape of social and political activism, and the impact of Reverend Jackson’s visionary leadership in their own lives.
REFERENCES:
Jesse Jackson 1984 Democratic National Convention Speech
Rainbow Coalition Recordings:
Podcaster and political commentator Quisha King joins the show from Florida to talk about her governor’s curriculum controversy and tell us what she thinks is really going on. This show […]
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