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Obama, Biden, Clinton honor Jesse Jackson at funeral service

Veteran US civil rights activist Reverend Jesse Jackson, one of the nation's most influential Black voices, died peacefully on Feb. 17, 2026 at the age of 84.

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Full text of President Bill Clinton's eulogy at Rev. Jesse Jackson's funeral in Chicago

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President Obama speech at Jesse Jackson funeral: Full video

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‘Beautiful’: Scholar reacts to former President Obama seemingly criticizing current administration

Professor of African American and Diaspora Studies Michael Eric Dyson reflects on his friendship with the late Jesse Jackson and the legacy he leaves behind after attending his funeral.

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Biden, Obama, Clinton arrive at Jesse Jackson memorial

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The Rev. Jesse Jackson remembered

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Rev. Jesse Jackson Memorial Service: Obama, Clinton and Biden Unite in Chicago to Pay Final Tribute

Sanders praised Jackson's two presidential campaigns as an "unprecedented" effort to bridge divides across both race and class lines, crediting him with generating enthusiasm that reached across racia...

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Obama and Biden reunite at Jesse Jackson’s memorial service

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US presidents gather to honour Jesse Jackson at memorial service

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Obamas, silent on racist Trump ape post, cheer on US Olympic team

Barack and Michelle Obama haven’t responded to President Donald Trump’s social media post that included a portion portraying them as apes in the jungle. But on Feb. 6, they posted a shared message of encouragement for American athletes competing at the ...

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President Obama called out Sony’s head honcho after information was leaked over The Interview

Former Sony Pictures head Michael Lynton recalls hearing from President Barack Obama following the hack linked to Seth Rogen's The Interview.

'We are living in a time when it can be hard to hope,' Obama swipes at Trump during Jackson eulogy

Former President Barack Obama took a swipe at President Donald Trump, without mentioning him by name, at the final public tribute to the late civil rights leader, the Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.