"Like It Is" Episode #431 -- Interview with Jackie Jackson

Authors

Arthur E. Thomas, Wright State University - Main Campus
Jackie Jackson

Document Type

Interview

Publication Date

5-12-1981

Identifier/URL

ms667_VID_125

Abstract

This episode of "Like It Is" features Mrs. Jacqueline Jackson reflecting on her lifelong involvement in the civil rights movement and offering insights on current issues facing Black Americans. She emphasizes the importance of faith in God, unity, and honesty in addressing societal struggles. Jackson discusses the ongoing fight against economic inequality, racism, and political injustice, criticizing America's obsession with militarism and double standards in foreign policy. She highlights the resilience and leadership of Black women and underscores the need for truthful dialogue and collective action to achieve true justice and equality. Jackson also advocates for strong family values and encourages young people to continue striving for progress despite challenges.

Collection

MS-667: Dr. Arthur E. Thomas, President Emeritus, Central State University, Collection

Publisher Repository

Special Collections and Archives; Wright State University Libraries

Digital Publisher

Special Collections and Archives; Wright State University Libraries

Repository Citation

Thomas, A. E., & Jackson, J. (1981). "Like It Is" Episode #431 -- Interview with Jackie Jackson. .
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/special_ms-667_tv_program/40