There is an anxiety, as you look at these changing demographics, that those in exile cannot get back home.
Jesse Jackson: “There is an anxiety, as you look at these changing demographics, that those in exile cannot get back home.”
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Jesse Jackson highlights the concerns regarding displaced residents and the need for a plan for their return and reconstruction.
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It is at least a factor. Today I saw 5,000 African Americans on the I-10 causeway desperate, perishing, dehydrated, babies dying. It looked like Africans in the hull of a slave ship.
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See, Barack been talking down to black people on this faith based ... I want to cut his (bleep) off. Barack, he's talking down to black people.