The Affordable Care Act could correct an imbalance in the tax code and improve working Mississippians’ financial security… if the state’s leaders would just get out of the way.
The director of WKKF’s Mississippi and New Orleans programming speaks about President Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper initiative, the challenges unique to young black and Latino men, and what success will look like in Mississippi.
The rejection of Medicaid expansion and mistrust among the uninsured have depressed enrollment.
Is it about religious freedom? Is it about LGBTQ discrimination? We cover all of that in our primer on the most controversial bill of the legislative session.
Here’s (pretty much) everything you need to know about SB 2681 Read Post »
LGBT Forward and OUTLaw’s symposium at the UM Law School will bring Mississippi closer to ending discrimination based on sexual difference.
Announcing two Mississippi initiatives promoting LGBTQ rights and dignity Read Post »
The desecration of the James Meredith statue goes to show that while the university has been desegregated, the work of integration is unfinished.
By selling health insurance at the state level, places like Mississippi have fewer options and higher costs.
Why Mississippians need national health insurance (and no, that doesn’t mean Obamacare) Read Post »
Now that the Governor and Legislature want to add “In God We Trust” to the state seal, let?s have a conversation about the symbol that most needs to be changed.
Commentary: Don’t change the seal. Change the flag. Read Post »
Politico Magazine ranked Mississippi as America’s worst state. Gov. Phil Bryant’s rebuttal did nothing to disprove it.
Commentary: Politico, Phil Bryant, and the Positive Mississippi reflex Read Post »
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