This is going to be a magical moment, a powerful moment, for many high school students in Madison. Jackson has a most remarkable way of connecting and communicating with young people, and inspiring them to look within and aim higher. I am glad Jackson has been in Madison recently, and look forward to his continuing conversation with union workers.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who spoke at the Capitol on Friday, will be back in Madison to speak at 8 a.m. Tuesday outside Madison East High School, district spokesman Ken Syke said.
Just before classes start at East High School, Jackson plans to march from First Street and East Mifflin Street to the East parking lot for a rally.
Then Jackson will speak to East students over the loudspeaker after the school bell rings. The idea is to both inspire and welcome students back, principal Mary Kelley said.
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