For decades, Rev. Jesse Jackson was a powerful and sometimes polarizing voice for change, emerging from the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s to become a national political figure and champion for marginalized communities across the U.S. Jackson died early Tuesday morning at age 84. | CBS Mornings

These so called “human rights activists” are loud when civilians die in wars started by Islamist groups, yet silent when Christians are hunted down and slaughtered by radical Islamists. It’s clear they aren’t truly human rights activists. They’re more activists of convenience, only speaking up when it fits their narrative or it’s politically convenient. | Jeffery Mead