We pause to remember the life and legacy of Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson— a man whose name became synonymous with the fight for justice, equality, and human dignity. From the marches of The Civil Rights Movement to the halls of power, he carried forward a mission rooted in service, activism, and the belief that every voice matters. We reflect on the lessons he leaves behind, the causes he championed, and the impact he had on generations of leaders around the world and everyday people alike.   We’re joined by a powerful group of guests – those who stood beside him, marched with him, and learned from him – as we remember jesse jackson and his lifelong commitment to justice.

Guests:

Dr. Greg Carr – Associate Professor of Africana Studies at Howard University

Reverend Mark Thompson – Political, Civil and Human Rights Activist and Protégé of Reverend Jackson

Dr. Joe Leonard – Assistant Vice President for External Affairs at Howard University