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PUSH (organization)  

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  • PUSH is the acronym used first for People United to Save Humanity, and later for People United to Serve Humanity. As the founder and President of Operation: PUSH, Reverend Jesse Jackson began this national civil rights organization in Chicago on December 25, 1971. [Source: Encyclopedia of Black Studies; PUSH]

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