MCCAMMON: A locket is a piece of jewelry. It's meant to be beautiful, meant to be seen. But inside, it holds keepsakes, personal items not meant to be seen unless you decide to show them to someone.

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A giant of the American civil rights struggle and a political pioneer, the Reverend Jesse Jackson now belongs to history. We ...

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