Assemblymember Corey Jackson

08/06/2026

Hate does not happen in isolation, and neither can our response.

Racism, xenophobia, antisemitism, Islamophobia, anti-Blackness, anti-Asian hate, and anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination are connected. When one community is targeted, we all have a responsibility to stand together.

The only thing that changes hate is how we choose to respond: with courage, solidarity, and action.

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Crimes against certain groups rose from the previous year.

08/05/2026

My opening comments as I chair the Select Committee on Racism, Hate and Xenophobia.

08/05/2026

“An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us.”

Hate never stops with a single community. It spreads when we stay silent and weakens us all. The work of confronting racism, hate, and xenophobia demands solidarity, not only when our own communities are under attack, but whenever any community is. That’s how we protect each other. That’s how we protect democracy.

07/28/2026

Visited the California African American Museum and met with its executive leadership to discuss their priorities and the work of preserving Black history as living truth. Grateful for the conversation and the shared commitment to ensuring our stories are protected, remembered, and passed on.

07/21/2026

Celebrating another successful Annual Community BBQ. We were proud to provide more than 750 backpacks to local students, offer free food to families, and create a Kid Zone for children to enjoy! Thank you to our Sponsors, SBX: Youth and Family Services , Mayor Ulises Cabrera & everyone Ulises Cabrerae this day possible!

07/20/2026

As we reflect on 250 years of the American experiment, we are reminded that democracy is not a finished product, it is a responsibility passed from one generation to the next.

The lessons of our history challenge us to ask: Are we merely consumers of democracy, or are we active guardians committed to protecting its promise?

Our democracy depends on participation, accountability, and the courage to engage even when the work is difficult. The future of our communities and our country will be shaped by those willing to show up, speak up, and help build a more inclusive and equitable democracy.

A powerful reflection on the role each of us plays in carrying this experiment forward.

07/18/2026

Join us today at Celebration Park! Free Backpacks and Food! First Come, First Serve!

07/17/2026

I was honored to recognize Matthew J. Sánchez as the 2026 Assembly District 60 Pride Month Honoree.

As the founder and CEO of MATTEO PARFUMS, Matthew has built a nationally recognized luxury fragrance brand while demonstrating that authenticity, creativity, and hard work can inspire others. His leadership, entrepreneurship, and commitment to uplifting the LGBTQ+ community have made a lasting impact in Moreno Valley, the Inland Empire, and beyond.

Congratulations, Matthew, on this well-deserved recognition. Thank you for your leadership and for making the 60th Assembly District proud.

07/15/2026

Grateful to visit and tour Neighborhood Healthcare in Hemet alongside their incredible team. It was inspiring to see firsthand how they're expanding access to quality, compassionate care and strengthening the health of our community.

07/14/2026

Proud to stand with the next generation at the African American Leaders of Tomorrow Summer Program hosted by the California Legislative Black Caucus. Investing in Black youth is more than inspiration. It is a commitment to truth, leadership, and the future they deserve. Their voices, brilliance, and vision will shape what comes next.