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Reverend Jesse Jackson was more than just a towering civil rights leader.

Rev. Jackson was a protégé of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., beginning his work with King in 1965 and, a year later, leading Operation Breadbasket in Chicago. After King’s assassination in 1968, Jackson launched Operation PUSH, continuing the fight.

He spent his life dedicated to championing civil rights, including racial and economic equality; ran for president twice; negotiated international hostage situations; and led successful campaigns in corporate America. To this day, what he preached and taught us remains timeless.

Throughout his life, Rev. Jackson was a vessel for endless lessons about the struggle for equality and keeping hope alive. He taught us much about building wealth and economic mobility, spanning from the importance of supporting Black financial institutions to why it’s key not to buy from where you cannot work.

💡During the Jim Crow era, Black notaries were more than just officials, they were community protectors. 🛡️ In a time when land theft was common, trusted Black notaries ensured that deeds, wills, and contracts were legally sound, helping families keep their property and their legacies. Justice isn’t always found in a courtroom; sometimes it’s found in a notary’s seal. 🤎💛

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Take care of you. Prioritize yourself. Show your self some love and compassion. Treat yourself like a friend. See what brings you joy or peace.
See what sticks. You might surprise yourself.
Your mental health matters. YOU matter ❤️

TGIF!! Here is a list of events around town in April for you. There are some great local events taking place around Dallas Texas during the month of April! We have gathered them to make it easier for you to share and plan your next adventure while supporting our communities. 🗓🌷

Thank you Willow Bend Title Company!

Join the Majic 94.5 Street Team this Saturday at The ME First Health Fair.

This is a family-friendly, kid-approved event, with resources that adults and kids of all ages can use! Make sure your family checks in to the ME First Health Fair this Saturday! See you soon😎 Parkland Health