Racist Doll at Mardi Gras. Trump vs Gov. Moore. Black Developer Fights Housing Disparities
February 19, 2026
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as posted by the channel2.18.2026 #TheBreakdown w/ Brittany Noble: Racist Doll at Mardi Gras. Trump vs Gov. Moore. Black Developer Fights Housing Disparities
A Black girl in New Orleans learns about racism when she is thrown a doll with beads hanging around its neck
Her mother is now calling for recourse.
A Black New York developer is on a mission to close the disparities in the housing market. He's teaching people to buy land, build homes and communities.
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Jesse Jackson founded PUSH to improve Black economic conditions
Jesse Jackson ran for president in 1984, finished third
Jesse Jackson founded Rainbow Coalition advocating for social programs and voting rights
Jesse Jackson ran for president in 1988, finished second
Jesse Jackson served as shadow senator 1990-1996
Jesse Jackson diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2017, hospitalized with COVID in 2021
Jesse Jackson was unapologetic advocate for Black people and justice
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Jesse Jackson's 1984 speech prompted creation of Democratic Leadership Council
Rule changes from 1988 enabled Obama's 2008 victory over Clinton
Jesse Jackson's campaigns led to election of Black officials across the South
Jesse Jackson received as head of state internationally, resolved diplomatic issues
Jesse Jackson negotiated release of kidnapped Americans including naval officer from Syria
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