Before scandal would shatter his grand ambitions, when he was still a
Democratic congressman and the heir apparent to one of Chicago’s most
prominent political dynasties, Jesse Jackson Jr. did not shy from
criticizing other politicians with heavy baggage. [SNIP] “The future of
black politics is bright, actually,” Maze Jackson [radio host not
related to J. Jackson] said. “You’ll see a new generation of black
politicians with new, innovative thought processes. The old generation
looked to protect the safety net as a way to empowerment. The new
generation is more interested in banking, finance, utilities — things
that can be...
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