[Dennis Krolick of MSU News Hotline presents a wrap up and three actualities featuring Michigan State University associate professor Maxie Jackson].

Dennis Krolick of MSU News Hotline presents a wrap up and three actualities on attempts to eliminate affirmative action programs featuring Maxie Jackson, associate professor of urban affairs at MSU. Jackson claims African Americans are not the sole beneficiary of affirmative action, that the work fo...

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Uniform Title:MSU Information Services Collection.
Other Authors: Krolick, Dennis (Speaker)
Jackson, Maxie C., 1939- (Speaker)
Language:English
Series:MSU Information Services Collection.
Subjects:
Affirmative action programs > United States.
Radio actualities.
Genre:
Radio actualities.
Physical Description:1 audio file (4 min., 22 sec.)
Format: Audio Software
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Summary:
Dennis Krolick of MSU News Hotline presents a wrap up and three actualities on attempts to eliminate affirmative action programs featuring Maxie Jackson, associate professor of urban affairs at MSU. Jackson claims African Americans are not the sole beneficiary of affirmative action, that the work force is not the only place these programs have had a positive impact, and that there are societal and economic reasons for keeping these programs intact. Part of the MSU Information Services Collection.
Note:Title supplied.
Produced by MSU Information Services.
Call Number:Voice 48063
News Feeds #79
Playing Time:00:04:22
Event Details:
Recorded 1995