The civil rights leader said Miss Deen should not be the “sacrificial lamb” in the racial discrimination battle.
The Associated Press reported. She contacted Mr. Jackson earlier this week, he said, and they talked about how she might rally — despite the lawsuit over racial discrimination at two of her restaurants, the loss of her cooking show on the Food Network and the cancellation of several key contracts with the likes of Smithfield Foods and Wal-Mart, and Caesars drops Paula Deen, and closes her eateries.
If Miss Deen admits her faults and vows to change, “she should be reclaimed rather than destroyed,” Mr. Jackson said.
"Ah she lost what, Walmart and Smithfield, Caesars too, plus the show, and, WHAT, discrimination at her two restaurants .... well, I gotta get home, tell that, ah, ah, lady, I'll get back to her, don't call me, I'll call her ................."
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