The Rev. Frederick D. Haynes III is being formally installed today as President and CEO of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, the successor to Rev. Jesse Jackson, who founded the infamous civil rights group more than 50 years ago.
Jackson, 82, has led PUSH since the 1970s but is now battling Parkinson’s disease and has been working to transition leadership since the fall.
Haynes is the race-baiting woke impastor of Friendship-West Baptist Church. In 2012, he famously supported Obama’s stance on supporting gay marriage, is pro-choice, and recently went off on a group that was marching in support of the police and happened to stop and rest in his church parking lot, making him a perfect fit to lead the decrepit organization.
Notably, Haynes was endorsed last year by pastor Charlie Date and recently appeared at a conference with Russell Moore, endorsing racial justice myths and grievances.
Haynes said of the opportunity to take over from Jackson:
I appreciate what he’s poured into me, which makes me feel like I’ve been prepared for this experience and this moment. One of the things that we have shared with the staff is that we have been the beneficiary of the dynamism, the once-in-a-generation charisma of Rev. Jackson, and now what we want to do is institutionalize it, as it were, make the organization as dynamic and charismatic as Rev. Jackson.
“Whereas he did the work of 50 people, we need 50 people to do the kind of work that Rev. Jackson did,”
