Watch: Obama, Biden and Clinton remember 'tenacious' Jesse Jackson

BBC News - WorldCenterEN 1 min read 100% complete March 7, 2026 at 12:26 AM

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Former presidents Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Bill Clinton attended the funeral service for Reverend Jesse Jackson, a lifelong civil rights activist and former presidential candidate who passed away on February 17th. The service, which also included remarks from Vice President Kamala Harris, honored Jackson's life and legacy. Obama, Biden, and Clinton spoke, remembering Jackson's passion and his role in paving the way for Obama's presidency. The high-profile event celebrated Jackson's contributions to civil rights and American politics. His impact on the political climate was also noted during the service.

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