My Mississippi: On being black and ready to die
“We are not shocked, because unfortunately we know it’s coming.”
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My Mississippi: Delta Dojo
This is an excerpt from the new book, Teacher: Two Years in the Mississippi Delta.?
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My Mississippi: Reading Ms. Welty after HB 1523
On a recent visit home, writer Douglas Ray reflected on Mississippi’s humane letters and inhumane laws.
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My Mississippi: Home at the China-King Buffet
A former teacher’s reflection on breaking the black-white dichotomy in the Mississippi Delta.
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My Mississippi: Delta students take flight
An upcoming trip to Canada is already broadening horizons.
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My Mississippi: A setback and a sigh
HB 1523 has been on the minds of Mississippi natives living in other parts of the country. For many, it underscores why they left.
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Love it or leave it?
A state representative’s abrasive email sheds light on Mississippi’s self-destructive mentality.
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Commentary: Mississippi does not have a state lottery. Let’s keep it that way.
The benefits are overstated, the costs are underestimated, and there are much better ways to fund essential services.
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Why doesn’t Mississippi have a lottery?
It’s a simple question that requires a complex answer.
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Mississippi’s SNAP Trap
What happens when states prosecute people on food stamps before they prosecute people who commit tax fraud worth millions of dollars?
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