mississippi
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Jackson Mississippi Water Crisis Fails Black Community Again
Jackson, Mississippi's water supply is so bad, its citizens won't be able to drink it or brush their teeth with it for the immediate future.
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Racist Jim Crow Provisions Are Alive and Suppressing Black Votes In Mississippi
A ruling from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals court allows the disenfranchisement of Black voters in Mississippi to continue.
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A Stroll Down Memory Lane: Broadcast Journalist, DeMarco Morgan, Talks About the Impact of HBCUs
DeMarco credits much of his success to his time at Jackson State University.
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Emmett Till Activists March Inside North Carolina Living Facility Looking For Longtime Accuser
Since the discovery of an unserved Mississippi warrant, calls for the prosecution of Carolyn Bryant Donham have been amplified.
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Emmett Till’s Family Seeks Arrest After 1955 Warrant Found
A search group comprised of Till's family members found the warrant charging Carolyn Bryant Donham of kidnapping
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Dwyane Wade Fears for Daughter Zaya Amid Rash of Anti-Trans Laws
‘As sad as it is, as blessed as my daughter is to have parents who can support her, I’m still afraid every moment she leaves the house,’ Wade said.
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NAACP Says Mississippi Failed to Use Billions of Covid-19 funds to Help People of Color
Black residents took the biggest hit from the pandemic due to a lack of resources despite billions of dollars given to the state.
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Mississippi Prison Exposed for “Severe, Systemic” Issues in DOJ Report
The cruel and unusual conditions of the Mississippi State Penitentiary have been brought to light following a two-year investigation by the DOJ.
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Law Limiting Discussion of Race in Schools Signed by Governor of Mississippi
The superintendent of Education in Mississippi says critical race theory is not taught in schools
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Black Tennessee Legislators Feel Ignored and Unheard on Issues of Racism
Black lawmakers attempts to raise awareness about systemic racism have been ignored