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Following the death of Rev. Jesse Jackson, "In Depth" revisits its sit-down with the civil rights leader. He discusses his childhood, the role sports played in his youth, his critics, and the death of MLK.
Following the death of Rev. Jesse Jackson, "In Depth" revisits its sit-down with the civil rights leader. He discusses his childhood, the role sports played in his youth, his critics, and the death of MLK.
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