Jesse Jackson, the US civil rights leader who later ran for president, has died aged 84.
Jackson, who died peacefully on Tuesday morning surrounded by his family, leaves a lasting legacy in civil rights, diplomacy, and politics.
Here are some key moments that defined his career.
READ MORE: How Jesse Jackson paved way for Barack Obama – and helped change the US
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