Jackson Quotes



Jackson was a civil rights worker who was murdered by white racists trying to intimidate Blacks from their desegregation efforts. King broadened the moral responsibility to those who did not oppose the segregationist system prevalent in the South.


She was the first Black woman to be elected to Congress and was the first Black woman to actively campaign for the Presidency


When Gen. Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson, a deeply religious man, reprimanded him for swearing, Early retorted:


In 1911 the citizens of Honea Path, SC, led by Joshua W. Ashleigh, the State Legislator representing the district and his son, the editor of the local newspaper, dismembered and lynched a Black man, Willis Jackson. Some South Carolinians were distressed and asked the Governor to initiate and investigation. See his later statement on lynching in 1930.


On the possibility of Jesse Jackson running for mayor of Washington DC with little administrative experience: