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Why The Museum’s Farewell To Jesse Jackson Hits Home

SHERIDAN, WYOMING -- August 18, 2026 -- The National Civil Rights Museum is mourning Reverend Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., the civil rights leader who stood with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in the 1960s and later built groups that fought for jobs and votes. He began as a young leader in the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and as director of Operation Breadbasket, then founded Operation PUSH and the Rainbow Coalition. Those years were about breaking down racist systems and growing economic power in Black communities. The museum’s farewell matters to ordinary households because Jackson treated housing, health care, school access, and the right to cast a ballot as kitchen-table fights, not distant history.

Botswana’s Wild South: Why the Tuli Block Belongs on Your 2026 Safari Bucket List

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – November 25, 2025 – Lonely Planet has named Botswana a top trend destination for 2026, and for safari lovers who crave both wilderness and comfort, the country’s quiet southern corner—the Tuli Block—might just be the most exciting place to start.

Botswana in Lonely Planet’s Spotlight
Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel list is one of the most trusted signals in the travel world, and Botswana’s appearance in the 2026 edition will surprise few seasoned Africa fans. From the wildlife-rich Okavango Delta to the vast Kalahari Desert, the country has long been known for spectacular, low-impact safari experiences.