Jesse Jackson kicks off 40th Rainbow Push conference makes surprise announcement

Rev. Jesse Jackson kicked off the Rainbow PUSH Coalition’s 40th annual conference Saturday by warning that photo ID laws in some states impinge on the voting rights of African Americans, college students and others who are less likely to carry official IDs.

Speaking before about 150 people at Rainbow PUSH headquarters in the Kenwood neighborhood, Jackson said the requirements that voters in Indiana, Georgia and six other states bring photo identification cards to the polls is a new form of disenfranchisement.

PUSH remains important 40 years after he founded the organization in Chicago, Jackson said, because it brings attention to these issues.
REAR END JACKSON ALSO SAID

I am running for President in 2012

As the real first black President in the White House I will dwell

Calling Bill Clinton or Obama the first black President is not right

If you put them both together they’d be ¾ white

The first black President can still be me

Just don’t make nobody show no ID

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