Reverend Jesse Jackson On How To Expand Opportunities For The African-American Community

African Americans have deep roots in Wall Street ー which is precisely why civil rights activist Rev. Jesse Jackson wants to close the race gap in finance. "Four-hundred years ago African-Americans actually built the walls on Wall Street, that's why it's called Wall Street," Jackson told Cheddar Wednesday.

Tech jobs are open, yet a strong, diverse group of potential workers are being overlooked.

John Singleton, who died Monday just two weeks after suffering a sudden stroke at 51, is being honored by mourners for his impact as a trailblazing filmmaker.