Jesse Jackson’s Role in Release of Hostages
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Jackson is no journalist. Jackson, by some hook or crook, goes to Iraq and Kuwait and--are you surprised?--returns to write propaganda in the U.S., his native land, for Saddam Hussein. That is disgraceful.
If Jackson were a true black leader, he would be trying to do more to solve the problems of young black men in this country. I never thought I’d live to see the day when Buchanan, “on the right,” makes more sense than a columnist “on the left.”
ANDREW S. YOUNG
Los Angeles
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