Hal Jackson
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About
Radio personality remembered for being the first black radio sports announcer in American history. He was the host of programs like Talk Show and was an announcer for Negro League Baseball games.
Before Fame
He was raised in Washington, D.C. and attended Howard University.
Trivia
During his time with WBLS in New York City, he hosted the region's highest-rated show, attracting more than four million listeners nightly.
Family Life
He was married and had three children.
Associated With
He and Donnie Simpson are both black radio show hosts who broke color barriers during their careers.
