Jackson plans return to civil rights work after personal crisis
Rev. Jesse Jackson announced he will resume public life next week after delaying plans to reconcile with his family following a high-profile extramarital affair that produced a daughter. He spoke of family reconciliation, faith, and continuing the civil rights battle, with public remarks slated for midweek at Rainbow PUSH Coalition events in New York.
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Mayor Brown to Father Again Amid Pregnancy Scandal
San Francisco Chronicle reports Mayor Willie Brown, 66, and Carolyn Carpenell, his chief fundraising coordinator, are expecting a baby girl due late April or early May. Brown, separated for 20 years, plans no divorce or remarriage. He has three grown children and two grandchildren.
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