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 [Reverend Earl Jackson] Original Airdate: 7/13/1988 Length: 00:02:59 Item Type: newstape - edited story master Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract David Boeri reports that E.W. Jackson is the manager of WLVG radio station in Cambridge and the pastor of the New Corner Baptist Church in Roxbury. Boeri notes that Jackson addressed a community meeting in South Boston last night about the city's public housing desegregation plan. Boeri reports that Jackson attacked atheism, school busing, and seat belt laws in his speech; he adds that Jackson called the city's housing desegregation plan a form of "social engineering." Boeri's report includes footage of Jackson addressing the community meeting. Boeri interviews Jackson in the studios of WLVG. Jackson discusses public housing integration and says that "freedom of choice" is more important than integrated developments. Boeri reports that James Kelly (Boston City Council) and Dapper O'Neil (Boston City Council) are leading the fight against the desegregation plan, but that interest in the issue is waning among South Boston residents. Boeri interviews Neil Sullivan (Policy Advisor to mayor Ray Flynn). Sullivan says that elements of choice have been preserved in the city's new public housing policy. Boeri's report includes footage of the WLVG radio studio. Contributor : Reporter David Boeri
Subject : Keywords African American religious leaders Public housing - Integration Race relations Radio stations Subject : Personal Names Boeri, David Jackson, Earl Kelly, James O'Neil, Albert "Dapper" Sullivan, Neil Subject : Corporate Names (Organization names) WLVG Subject : Geographic Locations South Boston (Boston, Mass.) Type : Genre News - Television |
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