Jesse jackson (7 résultats)

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Single sheet folded to form a narrow six-page campaign brochure. 22cm. Printed in blue ink on off-white paper. Image of Jackson clad in white shirt and tie speaking before a microphone.

Etat : New.

Etat : New.

Etat : FAIR. single page brochure DATE PUBLISHED: 1988 EDITION.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Black paper folder, 12 x 9", with photo of Jesse Jackson on the front, five 8 x 10" black/white photos (3 Jackson, 1 each of the producers Quincy Jones and Michael Linder), 26 pages of show letterhead, 11 x 8.5" with show description (2pp), bios of Jackson (2pp), Jones (10pp), Michael Linder (1pp), Kenneth Walker (1p), Van Gordon Sauter (2pp) and "Color Captions" (1). Folder has light wear and bumped corners else very good to fine. The "Color Captions" page lists seven captions with each listed as a different color slide, there are no slides in this packet. The Jesse Jackson Show was a weekly current affairs program that aired from 1990-1991. A total of 26 items, sold as a lot. SCARCE.…

8.5x14 inch handbill printed one side, horizontal fold crease, otherwise very good, Includes an explanation of continued Jewish support in the wake of Jackson's 'Hymietown' comments: "In regards to Jackson's use of an ethnic slur against Jews, we agree with Rhonda Abrams, Director of the Northern California Anti-Defamation League, that "most comments are made out of ignorance and not real prejudice." Mr. Jackson's apology and acknowledgment of the wrong of his comment indicates that this is the case. The attention focused on this incident has hidden the real issue of prejudice in this election: the racism of our society which causes millions of white Americans to refuse to vote for a black candidate. It is unforgivable that Jackson, who is the only candidate addressing the broad range of issues in this campaign, is being portrayed and judged by the media and much of the American public on the sole basis of the color of his skin.".…

No Binding. Etat : Fine. This is a nineteen eighty nine typed letter by Reverend Jesse Jackson to the famous radio personality Casey Kasem. The letter states "Dear Casey: I could not let another day pass without writing to tell you how very much I appreciate your generous contribution of $10,000 to the celebrity Golden Circle of the National Rainbow Coalition Finance Council. The Rainbow Coalition is a progressive organization which bears much fruit and signs of progress. Our message has been very clear. Our quest for jobs, peace, and justice continues to win! But, it is your prayers, you money, and your hope that has kept us going. It is alive in my heart and I hope in your heart. I shall be forever grateful to you for being there when I needed you. I will remain in touch with you constantly. Keep hope alive, Jesse". Signed by Author(s).…