Jessica Jackson on public meeting procedure
From Jessica Jackson “didn’t violate any rules by exercising her rights of freedom of speech “ · · Zoe Leigh
“When my three minutes is up, I will kindly sit down and I will leave this meeting, but you are not going to violate my freedom of speech.”
On , Jessica Jackson, Vice President of EH&S, Supply Chain and Midstream & Marketing at APA Corporation, spoke about public meeting procedure during Jessica Jackson “didn’t violate any rules by exercising her rights of freedom of speech “ on Zoe Leigh.
About Jessica Jackson
Jessica Jackson, Vice President of EH&S, Supply Chain and Midstream & Marketing at Apa, spoke at an event organized by Chicago Flips Red on May 17, 2026. Jackson stated that Black voting rights are not under attack, saying she has voted since age 18 without issue. She criticized Cook County Commissioners Tara Stamps and Dr. Kisha McCaskill for what she described as using the Voting Rights Act to claim Black voting is endangered, calling such claims "propaganda." Jackson also raised concerns about property tax sales in Cook County, noting that nearly 2,500 homeowners have lost properties since 2020. She referenced a federal lawsuit filed that week regarding property seizures at Cook County sales and questioned why Black residents were not present to discuss that issue instead of voting rights. Jackson further stated that former President Donald Trump is fighting for the 14th Amendment at the Supreme Court, adding that the amendment was intended for Black people, not for "birthrights" or individuals she described as "anchor[ing] themselves over here illegally."