Keeping Hope Alive

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Rally To Demand AAPI History Education

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Join Rev. Jesse Jackson in NYC August 5, 2022 for this rally to demand AAPI History Education. At this time, there is no AAPI history included in public education. It is necessary and important to include it all in. AAPI history is American history.

AAPI Heritage Month Celebration

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May is AAPI Heritage Month! It is a great time to celebrate AAPI’s contributions to the arts, sciences, religion and culture. It is also a wonderful time to read AAPI authors.

“Keeping Hope Alive” book signing

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It was an honor to do a Keeping Hope Alive and Invisible Book Signing at National Action Network, New York City on March 19, 2022.

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Stop Asian Hate Press Conference

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Rev. Jesse Jackson held a press conference at the Korean American Association of Greater New York to address Asian Hate Crimes.

Visit to England

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It was wonderful to travel to England with Rev. Jackson. We did several Keeping Hope Alive book signings. Rev. Jackson spoke in various schools, Cambridge University, and events. It was an honor to be part of this trip.

With Lord Simon Woolley, the new principle at Homerton College, Cambridge University

Keeping Hope Alive: Book Signings

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It was an honor and joy to travel to England with Rev. Jesse Jackson. We did many book signings of our book Keeping Hope Alive.

Keeping Hope Alive

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It was an honor to edit Rev. Jesse Jackson’s book, Keeping Hope Alive (Orbis Books). As he turned 80 on Oct 8th, it is time to revisit his work, read his book and reflect on his life.

Here is an interview that Orbis Books Publisher did with Rev. Jesse Jackson and I. Watch the video, and read his book.

Keeping Hope Alive: Book Signing in NYC

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Rev. Al Sharpton will hold a Birthday Tribute and book signing for Rev. Jesse Jackson’s book, Keeping Hope Alive at the House of Justice on Oct 22, 7-9p.m. All are welcome, so please do come.

Keeping Hope Alive: 2nd Place Winner

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it is such a thrill to get a 2^nd Place award for “Faithful Citizenship/Religious Freedom” from the Catholic Media Association for my edited book, Keeping Hope Alive: Sermons & Speeches of Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Here, for the first time in print: a powerful selection of sermons and speeches by one of America’s most unforgettable orators and champions of human rights.