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Jesse Jackson won nearly one-third of the vote in the 1988 Democratic presidential primary.
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The fight to defend African Americans' civil rights and political voice is not limited to Martin Luther King, Jr. Over the years, such varied figures as Marcus Garvey, Jesse Jackson, Daisy Bates, Mary McLeod Bethune and Julian Bond have all moved the campaign forward. What political activist or reformer has made the biggest difference for you?
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Enter the name of your choice here:
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Malcolm X |
34% |
338 |
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Martin Luther King Jr. |
26% |
264 |
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Tupac Shakur |
12% |
119 |
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Ida B. Wells Barnett |
3% |
31 |
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W.E.B. DuBois |
3% |
26 |
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Frederick Douglas |
2% |
24 |
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Marcus Garvey |
2% |
23 |
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Booker T. Washington |
2% |
21 |
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Michael Jackson |
2% |
21 |
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Jesse Jackson |
2% |
16 |
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Malcolm X called for "justice by any means necessary."
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