James S. Jackson and Research on Black Americans

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James S. Jackson (1944–2020) was an influential social psychologist who made noteworthy advancements in the field of psychology. The individual prioritized interdisciplinary collaboration and undertook research across multiple social science fields, such as sociology, political science, and health and social welfare professions. He served as the inaugural director of the Program for Research on Black Americans, overseeing a program that specifically concentrated on research, training, and mentoring. His endeavors in creating nationally inclusive surveys of the Black population transformed the field of research on Black Americans. James Jackson had a significant global influence, holding various esteemed posts and receiving numerous accolades for his scientific contributions. His enduring legacy encompasses the network of scientists and scholars whom he educated and guided.

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