Jesse Jackson campaigns to get more black people on US voting register

Title
Jesse Jackson campaigns to get more black people on US voting register
Genre
News report; Interview
TX Date
7 Jan 1984
Year of production
1984
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Duration
00:05:15
Description
Report on the Reverend Jesse Jackson’s campaign to get more black people on the United States voting register. Jackson, who spoke in Brixton, London, at the end of last year, has no chance of becoming president this year but Bonnie Angelo, London bureau chief of Time magazine, says he will get a high profile and become a national figure. She feels that a newer, Ivy League- or major university-trained citizen will make the first American black president. Male reporter not identified (poss. Mark Mardell).
Contributors
Bonnie Angelo; Jesse Jackson; Mark Mardell?
Keywords
USA; Elections; Politics; London; Religion; Clergy; Voting behaviour; Black peoples; Martin Luther King; Presidents; Brixton; Syria; Chicago; Registers; Baptists

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LBC/IRN, "Jesse Jackson campaigns to get more black people on US voting register". https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/lbc/search/index.php/segment/0000400311006 (Accessed 04 Feb 2026)