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Tag Archives: Jesse Jackson

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Going Public “For Real”

Mar 3, 2026Tori Puentedesegregation, Jesse Jackson, libraries, youth

Going Public “For Real” Anthony Bernier, Project Director, YouthFacts.org | March 2026 White young people just walked in the front door of the Greenville, South Carolina, main library in 1959. Not so for 18 year old Jesse Jackson (1941-2026). The books Jackson wanted to read during his freshman Christmas break from University of Illinois took

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