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They began as collaborators, became friends Trailblazers Frank Robinson and Jackson’s Janet Marie Smith.
Smith, a Baltimore resident, said that Frank is well-known for his baseball achievements, but that he was also an extraordinary man who was passionate about…
These millennial Democrats are shaking up this year’s #MSelex legislative races.
The state’s progressive activists believe so. They believe it is time for the Legislature’s to reflect the state’s diversity in terms of age, gender, and…
They Were Her Property’ Author reveals how white women took part in and profited from slave industry.
Stephanie E. Jones Rogers, author of “They Were Her Property” (White Women as Slave Owners In the American South), dismantles this notion through a series…
They’re easiest to step on’ The real reason why families in the Delta, one of the nation’s poorest regions, are also the most audited by the IRS.
William Ayers received a mail letter last summer. It was registered and required a signature to indicate its contents. Ayers, who is 58 years old,…
They’re giving us options’ Belhaven U offers ‘safe haven’ for students caught up in Argosy’s abrupt closure
Nonprofit Mississippi News Dr. Roger Parrott, President of Belhaven University, learned that Argosy University had permanently closed down 20 of its campuses across the country….
State graduation rate is a record high
The State Education Department reported that Mississippi had its highest four-year graduation rate and its lowest dropout rate in five years. Officials from the state…
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