Santita Jackson

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Santita Jackson is an American singer, political commentator, and activist who frequently appears on television and radio, and is the daughter of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson.

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Santita Jackson canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf activist
human
political commentator
singer
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Howard University
ethnicGroup Black Americans
surface form: African American
familyName Jackson
father Jesse Jackson
fieldOfWork civil rights activism
music
political commentary
genre gospel music
inspirational music
givenName Santita
knownFor being daughter of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson
political analysis from a progressive perspective
vocal performances at political and religious events
languageSpoken English
mother Jacqueline Jackson
name Santita Jackson self-link
notableActivity appearing on radio talk shows
appearing on television news programs
notableRelative Jesse Jackson
notableWork radio political commentary
television political commentary
occupation activist
political commentator
singer
partOf Jackson family
religion Christianity
residence City of Chicago
surface form: Chicago
sibling Jacqueline Jackson Jr.
Jesse Jackson Jr.
Jonathan Jackson
Yusef Jackson

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Jesse Jackson hasChild Santita Jackson
Jonathan Jackson relative Santita Jackson
Jonathan Jackson sibling Santita Jackson
Yusef Jackson sibling Santita Jackson
Yusef Jackson notableRelative Santita Jackson
Santita Jackson name Santita Jackson self-link