The Ally Tour

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I was so excited to be part of the Ally Tour 2022.

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Why I Vote: Sojourners Magazine

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Asian Americans, Chinese Exclusion Act, elections, immigrants, magazine, politics, Sojourners, vote

I contributed to an article, “Why I Vote” for Sojourners’ Magazine November 2018.

Please go out and vote this November.

Press Conference to Introduce New Commission for Voter Justice

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Excited to join the Commission for Voter Justice and be at the Press Conference at the National Press Club.

Obama has Worked for All Americans

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This is a repost of Rev. Jackson’s column in Chicago Sun- Times (Oct. 29, 2012).  I am reposting it here with permission.

By Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. Weekly Commentary | Chicago Sun-Times

When former Secretary of State Colin Powell endorsed Barack Obama for president, Romney campaign chair John Sununu dismissed it as just a black man standing up for one of his tribe.

Social Issues are Economic Issues

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Most people are now probably tired of hearing about the politics as the elections are very close and the campaigning has been too long.  What I am tired of hearing is whether this election is about either ‘social issues’ or the “economy”?  Is there a real difference between the two?