Section D-Archive \ MS-667
Contains 68 Results:
"Like It Is," Episode #226, Interview with Dr. Robert L. Williams, 1979 Mar 23, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Dr. Robert L. Williams, professor of psychology and director of the Minority Mental Health Program at Washington University in St. Louis, to discuss standardized testing.
"Like It Is," Episode #229, Interview with Dr. William E. Nelson, 1979 Apr 13, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Dr. William E. Nelson, Chairman of the Black Studies Department at Ohio State University, to discuss the politics of black cities.
"Like It Is," Episode #232, Interview with Maj. Gen. Fred C. Sheffey, 1979 May 4, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Major General Fred C. Sheffey, Commanding General and Commandant of the U.S. Army Quartermaster Center, Fort Lee, Virginia, to discuss the value of readyness. Sheffey was the first African American officer to command Fort Lee.
"Like It Is," Episode #234, Interview with Stokely Carmichael, 1979 May 18, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Stokely Carmichael to discuss Pan-Africanism.
"Like It Is," Episode #235, Interview with Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, 1979 May 25, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with actors and civil rights activists, husband and wife, Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee, to discuss their careers, along with the work of Paul Robeson and Malcolm X.
"Like It Is," Episode #236, Interview with Dr. Lavonia Allison, 1979 June 1, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Dr. Lavonia Allison, director of the North Carolina Health and and Manpower Development Program, to discuss healthcare for the poor.
"Like It Is," Episode #301, Interview with Maya Angelou, 1979 Oct 2, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Maya Angelou, actress, author, and poet, to discuss the implications of Black English.
"Like It Is," Episode #310, Interview with Dick Gregory, 1979 Dec 11, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Dick Gregory, recording artist, author, lecturer, and political activist, to discuss energy and the critical issues facing the black community.
"Like It Is," Episode #318, Interview with Dr. Jacquelyne Jackson, 1980 Feb 5, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Dr. Jacquelyne Jackson, professor at Duke Medical School, Duke University, to discuss the role of the single parent. Dr. Jackson was a national expert in aging, a pioneer in the study of aging in Black Americans, and the first tenured black female faculty member in the Duke School of Medicine.
"Like It Is," Episode #323, Interview with Dr. Frank Hale, Jr., 1980 Mar 18, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Dr. Frank Hale, Jr., Vice Provost for Minority Affairs at Ohio State University, to discuss Affirmative Action.
