Obama: Globalization of Joy
Chicago's Grant Park was filled to the brim with half a million happy, cheering Americans from every socio-economic slice of America's multicultural society.
Chicago's Grant Park was filled to the brim with half a million happy, cheering Americans from every socio-economic slice of America's multicultural society.
The Daily Beast | Posted 12.04.2008 | Politics
"I've been able to see our nation get better," the Rev. Jesse Jackson muses, in joyful anticipation of Barack Obama's impending presidential victory. ...
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 11.16.2008 | Politics
Obama is a moderate centrist Democrat who has gotten to the threshold of snatching the White House by being everything that Jackson isn't.
HuffingtonPost.com | Seth Colter Walls | Posted 11.15.2008 | Politics
On Wednesday, John McCain's campaign used Jesse Jackon's latest politically ill-advised remarks to hammer Barack Obama as insensitive or worse to the ...
HuffingtonPost.com | Sam Stein | Posted 11.15.2008 | Politics
Reverend Jesse Jackson claimed that his words were distorted by a biased reporter on Wednesday after it was reported that he had told a foreign audien...
AP | Posted 10.05.2008 | Chicago
CHICAGO — The Rev. Jesse Jackson has been released from a Chicago hospital, two days after he was admitted for severe stomach pains. A spokeswo...
Jermaine Dupri | Posted 10.13.2008 | Entertainment
Obama's movement is about us, and what we can do to shake things up. That's why older people who've held their spot forever -- the John McCains and Jesse Jacksons of this world -- find him a threat.
William Bradley | Posted 09.28.2008 | Politics
I'm told by Clinton associates that the former president does not have any foreign travel planned between now and the election. I think that, if Obama is to win, Clinton needs to play a very crucial role.
Carol Felsenthal | Posted 09.26.2008 | Politics
The following is from a long and interesting piece in Friday's Chicago Tribune --it starts on the front page under the headline, "Jackson eclipsed in...
Hermene Hartman | Posted 09.26.2008 | Chicago
The 2008 Democratic Convention begins. How exciting. But there are some major players that have made it historically possible, and their voices are missing. Their voices are hushed.
Rev. Jesse Jackson | Posted 09.25.2008 | Politics
As a fellow fighter who stood with Dr. King in the last moments before his death, I feel blessed to know that what will happen the night of Aug. 28, 2008, would make him very proud.
Bob Starks | Posted 09.25.2008 | Chicago
Politically and personally, the Billary team did more to hurt Obama in the primaries than anyone. Yet both of them have been given major speaking roles in the convention. Thus many ask, why not Rev. Jackson?
Hermene Hartman | Posted 09.21.2008 | Style
If there is a black person living in America who has not uttered the word, they should stand tall and receive the NAACP Image Award.
Shireen Mitchell and Adele M. Stan | Posted 09.14.2008 | Politics
By allowing the roll call to take place, Obama would honor not just what Hillary Clinton achieved with her 18 million votes, but the promise of even greater accomplishments by Democratic women in the future.
Lanny Davis | Posted 09.13.2008 | Politics
Whether one agrees with his politics or not, all Americans should respect this legacy -- and Mr. Jackson's good works over the years.
Roderick Spencer | Posted 08.12.2008 | Media
As a white man in a black family, I can say with some authority, the word "n****r" has a lot of different meanings, and context is crucial to understanding why it persists in our language.
Chris Weigant | Posted 07.26.2008 | Politics
For only the fourth (or fifth, depending on how you count) time in his presidency, George W. Bush had a veto overridden by both houses of Congress thi...
Huffington Post | Posted 07.26.2008 | Politics
In an interview with "Inside Edition" filmed between the first airing of his infamous "cut his nuts off" hot mic tape and the revelation that he did, ...
Ben Cohen | Posted 07.26.2008 | Politics
Lecturing the black community is the perfect way to avoid alienating white voters. However, Obama does not share the same history as the African American community he is speaking to.
Huffington Post | Posted 07.25.2008 | Media
Bill O'Reilly discussed with Shepard Smith today why he held back the full tape of Rev. Jesse Jackson caught by Fox News on a hot mic. "I'm not in t...
AP | SOPHIA TAREEN | Posted 07.25.2008 | Politics
CHICAGO — The Rev. Jesse Jackson used the N-word during a break in a TV interview where he criticized presidential candidate Barack Obama, Fox N...
Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 07.24.2008 | Politics
Jackson should immediately apologize to blacks for not only trashing them, but also apologize for his hypocrisy. But that's not all.
Tom Alderman | Posted 07.24.2008 | Politics
We value authentic individuality. It's part of our national DNA -- which is why McCain has been so front-and-center all these years. He's nailed authentic -- and it isn't enough.
The Huffington Post | Posted 07.24.2008 | Politics
UPDATE JULY 16 9:00 PM EASTERN TVNewser reports that Jesse Jackson did use the n-word in his controversial remarks about Barack Obama, but he did no...
Julia Gorin | Posted 07.24.2008 | Politics
Jesse Jackson has a very personal reason which fueled his widely circulated remark that he wants to "cut Obama's nuts off" for "speaking down" to blac...
Diane Francis | Posted 12.06.2008 | Chicago