E-item ms667_e0204
Contains 68 Results:
"Like It Is," Episode #425, Interview with Louis Stokes, 1981, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Louis Stokes, U.S. Congressman from the 21st District of Ohio (Cleveland area), to discuss supply-side economics and other topics related to federal finances and politics.
"Like It Is," Episode #429, Interview with Mayor James H. McGee and Commissioner R. Clay Dixon, 1981 May 5, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Mayor James H. McGee, mayor of Dayton, Ohio, and Richard Clay Dixon, Dayton City Commissioner, to reflect on McGee's time as mayor for the previous 12 years, including race relations and urban renewal in the city.
"Like It Is," Episode #430, Interview with Walter J. Morrison, 1981 May 5, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Walter "Junie" Morrison, a musician and former member of the funk band the Ohio Players, as well as Chairman of Sanctuary B.M.C., to discuss music, its impact in society, and racism in the music industry.
"Like It Is," Episode #431, Interview with Jackie Jackson, 1981 May 12, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Mrs. Jackie Jackson, wife of Jesse Jackson, to discuss the civil rights movement, as well as labor issues and militarism in America, and other topics.
"Like It Is," Episode #432, Interview with Judge Alice O. McCollum, 1981 May 12, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Judge Alice O. McCollum, of the Dayton Municipal Court, to discuss racism and sexism that McCollum experienced as a university student, her experiences as a judge, and other topics. McCollum was the first female judge in the Dayton Municipal Court.
"Like It Is," Episode #471, Interview with William A. DuPree, "1978 May 15"?, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with William A. Dupree, Superintendent of Cincinnati Public Schools, Vice President of the Central State University Board of Trustees, and a member of the Board of Trustees of the Cincinnati Urban League, to discuss the welfare system as it relates to the public education system, as well as the role of public education in society in general, among other topics concerning education.
"Like It Is," Episode #504, Interview with Rev. Tyrone Crider, 1981, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with Rev. Tyrone Crider, Associate Minister of the First Baptist Church in Melrose Park, Illinois, and National Youth Director for Operation PUSH.
"Like It Is," Episode #505, featuring Speech from Rev. Jesse Jackson, 1981 June 11, Digitized 2022 July
The majority of this episode features a speech by the Rev. Jesse Jackson at Central State University on the topic of black colleges. (The recording also includes a snippet of a 1979 interview at the end, as the tape appears to have been reused.)
"Like It Is," Episode #506, Interview with Larry Troutman, 1981 Oct 27, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with musician Larry Troutman, a native of Hamilton, Ohio, member ofthe Dayton funk band Zapp, and President of Troutman Enterprises (a recording production company among other things), to discuss the music industry, the impact of drugs on the industry, the success of the Troutman brothers, and how the black community might succeed as well.
"Like It Is," Episode #509, Interview with Rep. C. J. McLin, Jr., 1981, Digitized 2022 July
Interview with State Representative C. J. McLin, Jr., to discuss prisons and the correctional system, such as the issue of most Ohio prisons being in rural areas (and primarily staffed by white employees).
