Rachel Jackson

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  www.kgou.org/ok_indepth_archive.php?nid=105 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/25/2005    Last Visited: 11/2/2007  

  KGOU speaks with state party co-chair Rachel Jackson about why the group decided to come to Oklahoma (4:00).MP3

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  okgreens.org/2005/07/pictures-from-the-green-partys-200 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2005    Last Visited: 11/25/2007  

  These first few shots are of Rachel Jackson (ANM Coordinator and Oklahoma GP Co-Chair) and Pat LaMarche (2004 Green Party Vice-Presidential nominee) speaking about the Green Party's service project during the Tulsa meeting, and the importance of female leadership in the party…

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  Green Party - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/22/2005    Last Visited: 7/22/2005  

  Rachel Jackson, Co-Chair of the Green Party of Oklahoma (on site), Annual National Meeting Coordinator, 405-205-6048, rachel@gp.org
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  Speaking before members of the press on Friday morning, Oklahoma Green Party co-chair Rachel Jackson spoke of the party's efforts to achieve ballot access in her state, calling Oklahoma's rules "among the most restrictive in the country."

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  Green Party of Oklahoma » Minutes from the 5th Annual... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/19/2006    Last Visited: 3/11/2009  

  Members participating: Rachel Jackson (Rural Oklahoma), James M. Branum (Okla. County), Doug Vincent (Okla. County), Ben Alpers (Cleveland County), Cynthia Wilson (Okla. County), Huti Reynolds (Green Country), Jean McMahon (Green Country), Joni LeViness (Green Country)
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  1. The meeting was called to order by GPOK facilitator Rachel.
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  13. Discussion of Finances - Rachel proposed that the GPOK consider using part of its funds to initiate a grassroots advertising campaign (including advertising on pedicabs in Oklahoma City and the purchase of magnetic car signs). Rachel also proposed the GPOK split its current inventory of t-shirts and bumper stickers three ways, between (1) the Oklahoma County local chapter, (2) the Green Country local chapter, and (3) inventory remaining to be used for future organizing efforts in other chapters. The body agreed by consensus to refer the advertising campaign to the Cooperative Council for further action and discussion, and further agreed to split its inventory of t-shirts and stickers after the meeting.
  
  13. Rachel proposed that the GPOK engage in a grassroots voter registration drive that would focus on reaching out to underrepresented people (i.e. womens' shelters, homeless shelters, community centers, etc.).
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  Voting council members present: James Branum and Doug Vincent (Oklahoma County voting representatives), Joni LeViness (Green Country Voting Representative), Rachel Jackson (Rural Greens voting representative)
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  1. The body chose by consent to appoint Rachel to facilitate and James to take minutes for this meeting until a facilitator and a secretary are elected.
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  Facilitator - Rachel Jackson
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  Rachel agreed the group on our behalf.
  
  5. The group agreed by consensus that Rachel should pursue petitioning possibilities through National Voters League or other means.
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  7. Report by Rachel on the questionable editing of the heart of her report that was written for Green Pages.- The body agreed by consensus to back her in seeking a better resolution of this situation.

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  Green Party of Oklahoma » Oklahoma Greens meet in... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/21/2007    Last Visited: 3/11/2009  

  GPOK co-chairs James Branum and Rachel Jackson
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  GPOK co-chairs James Branum and Rachel Jackson.
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  * Those present included Joni Leviness, Jean McMahon, Huti Reynolds, Doug Vincent, Rena Blaiz, James Branum and Rachel Jackson.
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  * Facilitator, Rachel Jackson
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  This effort is being headed by Rachel Jackson.
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  Rachel will order the approved items and work with Doug for payment.

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  Green Party of Oklahoma » Pictures from the Green... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2005    Last Visited: 3/11/2009  

  These first few shots are of Rachel Jackson (ANM Coordinator and Oklahoma GP Co-Chair) and Pat LaMarche (2004 Green Party Vice-Presidential nominee) speaking about the Green Party's service project during the Tulsa meeting, and the importance of female leadership in the party...

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  JMBzine.com: October 2003 Archives - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/2003    Last Visited: 1/10/2007  

  My friend Rachel is standing to the left of me in this picture.
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  Here is an update on my earlier post regarding the interview that Fox 25 did with Rachel and I regarding the situation in Seminole with the Wrangler plant closing ...
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  Most of Friday and Saturday were spent at the Red Dirt Book festival in Shawnee with my friend Rachel and her Mom.
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  Just wanted to let y'all know that Rachel and I are taking tomorrowoff from the weekly protest schedule at the Wrangler plant inSeminole.
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  Rachel
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  I am quite excited because the Oklahoma event organizers have asked 4 local representatives to ask Dennis questions on local issues ... and I (with my friend/partner in protest, Rachel Jackson) will get to ask him a question on NAFTA in light of the situation in Seminole!
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  One thing I forgot to mention is that Rachel and I were interviewed last Friday about the protests in Seminole by Fox 25 (OKC).
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  Just wanted to let y'all know that my friend Rachel was interviewed today by news-talk 1520 KOMA about the situation in Seminole.
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  Rachel JacksonCo-Chair, Green Party of Oklahoma

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  KGOU - Your NPR Source - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/1/2004    Last Visited: 4/1/2009  

  Rachel Jackson is co-chair of the state Green Party.
  
  JACKSON: "We're sort of in a catch-22.
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  JACKSON: "We don't have the resources... financial resources... either in our state party or in our national party to support such an extreme amount of petitioning as the Libertarians have been able to do."
  
  That, once again, is Rachel Jackson, co-chair of the Oklahoma Green Party.
  
  JACKSON: "In the Presidential election of 2000, we had an enormous effort to get Nader on the ballot, and I think we were something like a couple thousand signatures short, which was-- to many people-- quite defeating.
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  I ask Rachel how successful the Green Party's petition drive was this election season. She can't remember the exact figures off-hand, so she goes to her room and comes back a few minutes later with a folder.
  
  JACKSON: "Uh...
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  JACKSON: "Well, many people warned... many people in our party were very much concerned that it would be an embarrassment, but those of us who went ahead and pushed for the petition felt like-if anything-it is symbolic of a protest of the ballot access laws in our state."
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  JACKSON: "Well, I believe that a filing fee is probably most fair, as far as access is concerned, as long as-you know-the amount is small..."
  
  That's Rachel Jackson from the Green Party again.
  
  JACKSON: "...However I know that there are some concerns that if that happens, anybody-you know-can get on the ballot, and some people think that that would lead to loss of control."
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  Here's Rachel Jackson again.
  
  JACKSON: "In talking to people, both as the co-chair of the state Green Party and just as a friend and neighbor, there are many people in Oklahoma who are anti-death penalty, who are pro-labor, who are pro-environment, who are anti- you know- corporate power, who do not feel that their opinions and their perspectives are being represented by candidates who are running in the two major parties.
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  Rachel Jackson is co-chair of the state Green Party.

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  KGOU - Your NPR Source - Election 2008 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/26/2006    Last Visited: 4/1/2009  

  Guests include Oklahoma State Election Board Secretary Michael Clingman; Ballot Access News Editor Richard Winger; former Central Oklahoma Libertarian Party Chair Tom Laurent; former Oklahoma Green Party co-chair Rachel Jackson and John Anderson, former Independent Presidential candidate and Chair of FairVote (née the Center for Voting and Democracy), which researches and advocates more democratic voting systems.

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  KGOU - Your NPR Source - Election 2008 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/29/2008    Last Visited: 9/7/2008  

  Guests include Oklahoma State Election Board Secretary Michael Clingman; Ballot Access News Editor Richard Winger; former Central Oklahoma Libertarian Party Chair Tom Laurent; former Oklahoma Green Party co-chair Rachel Jackson and John Anderson, former Independent Presidential candidate and Chair of FairVote (née the Center for Voting and Democracy), which researches and advocates more democratic voting systems.

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