Public funeral service for Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.

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Service for Rev. Jesse Jackson draws former presidents and throngs of Chicagoans to send off civil rights icon
A crescendo of voices from the worlds of religion, politics, business, sports and entertainment converged Friday at the South Side’s House of Hope, providing a requiem to the vast reach of the leaders...

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Three former presidents honor Rev. Jesse Jackson at memorial service but Trump is notably absent
Former Presidents Speak at Jesse Jackson’s Memorial
Jesse Jackson funeral latest: Obama takes swipe at 'those in high office' during tribute for civil rights giant
Former US president Barack Obama is among those gathering in Chicago to celebrate the life of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, who died aged 84 last month.

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U.S. Rep. Jonathan Jackson speaks at Rev. Jesse Jackson private funeral at Rainbow PUSH
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At Jesse Jackson's funeral, Pistons legend calls Harris, Hillary 'presidents'
Thomas went on to call them "President Harris" and President Clinton," drawing a standing ovation from the crowd, as well as smiles and laughter from former Vice President Kamala Harris and former Sec...

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Biden says ‘I’m a h--- of a lot smarter than most of you’ to crowd at Jesse Jackson's funeral
Former presidents gather in Chicago to honor Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.

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