The Day Jesse Jackson Came to Town
The Do's and Don't of Leadership
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As I watched the aftermath of the Michael Richards "saga" unfold I could help but notice the press conference Jesse Jackson held about the use of the dreaded "N" word. As I watched Jackson talk of a boycott of this word I started to think back a few years ago when Jackson came to the high school I was teaching at. Then like now, Jackson just did not seem to have a grasp of the key issues facing the school. What was even more shocking and depressing was the fact that it didn't seem like he wanted to know the key issues. 
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Takeaways
- Jesse Jackson ran for the Democratic Party's nomination twice.
- Urban areas in Los Angeles that were once 95% African American are now 60% Latino.
- Demographic shifts in urban Los Angeles is yet another reason why we need new, bold leadership.
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