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11:25:00Now PlayingFormer U.S. President Barack Obama attends the memorial service for civil rights icon Jesse Jackson in Chicago, where he delivers an emotional tribute honoring Jackson’s legacy and decades-long fight for equality and justice. During his remarks, Obama reflects on the current political climate, warning about growing threats to democratic institutions, the rule of law, and a culture of division in public life.
While not mentioning him by name, Obama appears to take a veiled swipe at President Donald Trump, criticizing what he describes as rising greed, bigotry, bullying, and attacks on expertise and democratic norms. Obama urges Americans to follow Jackson’s example by standing up for justice and becoming “messengers of hope,” saying the civil rights leader inspired people to take the harder path in defending democracy and equality.
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