Rev. Jesse Jackson's legacy remembered in Louisville for advocacy, activism
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the longtime civil rights activist and two time Democratic presidential candidate, died Tuesday, leaving behind a decades long legacy of advocacy that reached cities across the country, including Louisville. He was 84.
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