Biography of Karima Jackson Karima Jackson is a charitable American woman who is best known for being the daughter of Ice Cube, an Americ...
Biography of Karima Jackson
Karima Jackson is a charitable American woman who is best known for being the daughter of Ice Cube, an American rapper. She may not be as well-known in the show business as some of her family members, but she has made a name for herself as a researcher and charity worker. The young woman has two master's degrees from two different schools and is now working on her PhD at Rutgers University SPAA. Karima used to work for the State of New Jersey as a family service expert for a number of years. She used all of her skills and years of working to start "Organize Change, Inc.," a charity centre. But things haven't always been fine in the life of the study scholar. In 2016, she was in the news when one of her charity efforts led to a fight between her boyfriend and a cemetery worker. The problem was solved when the local cops got involved, but Karima went through a lot of stress and her campaign was delayed because of it.
Childhood & Early Life
Karaima Jackson was born in Los Angeles, California, on February 17, 1994. Her parents are O'Shea Jackson Sr., an American rapper, writer, and actor, and his wife is Kimberly Woodruff. She is the younger sister of Darrell Jackson and O'Shea Jackson Jr. Sharingef is her younger brother, and Deja is her younger sister.
The "Rutgers University-New Brunswick" is where Karima got her bachelor's degree in sociology. She then went to "Montclair State University" and got a master's degree in child care with a focus on public child welfare. She has another master's degree in public administration from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey–Newark. While there, she was a member of the fraternity "Pi Alpha Alpha." Karima is a study fellow at the "Rutgers School of Public Affairs and Administration" at the moment. (SPAA)
A Career
Karima Jackson got a job as an assistant program director at St. John's Community Services (SJCS) while she was still getting her bachelor's degree. One of the largest non-profits in Washington, D.C., is the SJCS. She worked for the State of New Jersey as a family service specialist (II) after she finished her community service and was then promoted to the post of family service specialist (I). She was finally given the job of family service supervisor. Since 2014, she has been the executive head of a charity called "Organize Change, Inc." her own creation. Her PhD is being worked on at Rutgers University SPAA right now.
Personal and Family Life
One of the members of "Organize Change, Inc." is in a relationship with Karima Jackson. During their charitable efforts, they often do things together. We don't know much about their relationship, but we do know that Karima and Horatio met because they were both dedicated to good causes. In 2016, the two were in the news because Horatio got into a fight with Warren Vincentz, a board member for Newark Cemetery. At that time, Karima was working in Newark on the "Clean up Woodland Cemetery" effort. The cemetery board was very against her work on this project. The board authority said no to Karima's request for campaign funds. She was determined to clean up the graveyard, though, so it could be used for other things. It led to a fight between Karima and Warren Vincentz, who she said was acting badly with her. She told the cops and her boyfriend about what happened right away.
When Horatio got there before the cops, he tried to take pictures of the board member's license plate, which made the two of them fight. When Horatio hit Warren hard in the face, the fight turned bad. As soon as the police came, Karima made a report against Warren for starting the fight. In her complaint to the "New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs," she said that the cemetery's board was mismanaging money, breaking the law, and not being open about how its money was being spent. The problem has been fixed. There was no change in Karima and Horatio's relationship, and they are still hoping to get married soon.
Fun facts
The idea for Karima Jackson to spend her life helping others came from her late great-aunt. She told them that her great-aunt, who died in 2014 at the age of 80, gave up a lot for the good of the community.
Karima is also a part of the "Anti-Racist Alliance-North Jersey" group.
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