Jimmie L. Hollis is a member of the national advisory council of the Project 21 black leadership network and host on the “Patriot’s Corner” talk radio show on WSNJ-AM 1240 in Bridgeton, N.J., serving southern New Jersey.
Hollis is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force (1962-1987), a tea party organizer and regular guest panelist with radio host Richard Hoch on WSNJ.
As a 19-year-old serviceman, Hollis attended the 1963 “March on Washington.” He discussed that experience in an audio interview with Project 21 in 2013 that is available on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q37CS35566w.
The Press of Atlantic City ran a feature article, including a video interview, about Hollis on February 2, 2014 that is available online here.
Jimmie Hollis lives in southern New Jersey.
Interview with Jimmie L. Hollis:
Participant in 1963 March on Washington Shares Memories of that Historic Day (August 2013)
Publications by Jimmie L. Hollis:
Old School Teaching Methods Were Effective in Even the Poorest Districts (October 2014)
We’ve Been There Before (December 2011)
It’s Once Again Time for Change (September 2011)
Threat of Mexican Drug Violence Likely to Lead to Use of U.S. Troops Along Southern Border (February 2011)
Give Conservatism a Chance (November 2010)
Beck, MLK Both Spoke About Freedom (September 2010)
Race, Police, Courtesy and Respect (July 2009)
Black-on-Black Crime: The Problem Starts and Stops at Home (March 2006)
Black Angels: Not Intelligent Enough to Fly? (January 2006)
Finding Sense (and Cents) in Bush’s Social Security Reform (August 2005)
Voting Responsibly More Important Than Simply Voting (November 2004)
Second Amendment Rights Not a Matter of Race (January 2002)
Elbow Grease and Sweat Equity (April 2001)
Whose Gun and Under Whose Control? (January 2001)