The Rev. Jesse Jackson, powerful voice for Black equality, is hospitalized

The hospitalization of Rev. Jesse Jackson highlights the ongoing challenges faced by prominent figures in the civil rights movement. Known for his powerful voice advocating for Black equality, Jackson's condition, progressive supranuclear palsy, underscores the health issues that can affect activists. His recent hospitalization, as reported by both the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Times, draws attention to the importance of supporting leaders who have dedicated their lives to social justice. This situation serves as a reminder of the fragility of health among those who have fought tirelessly for equality.