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African Nova Scotian church community leaders mourn Rev. Jesse Jackson

February 17, 2026
An African Nova Scotian church leader says the community is devastated by the death of Rev. Jesse Jackson, who visited the Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia in 2009.

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