Arlington Cemetery Site Erases Page Featuring Civil Rights Icon Whom Trump Called A 'Hero'
Medgar Evers, a World War II veteran who fought segregation in Mississippi, is among service members whose histories were ...
‘We use food to tell stories, to nourish, and to heal’: On the culinary trail through Mississippi
With a hot tamale trail and the world catfish festival, Mississippi has a culinary scene unlike any other in the States – ...
The U.S. Army has erased Medgar Evers from the Arlington National Cemetery website
The purge came after an executive order by President Trump to eliminate all Diversity, Equality and Inclusion programs.
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Through her lens: Golding’s photographs on display in Hurricane Katrina exhibit
Hurricane Katrina forever changed not only the landscape of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, but also the lives of those living in ...
State leaders argue over city-owned cell tower location. Jackson's just here for 'revenue'
"The City did not initiate moving the cell tower. The City agreed to this to accommodate the State’s intended use of the land and what the State wanted," said Jackson Spokesperson Melissa Payne in a ...
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Civil Rights Icon Whom Trump Called A 'Hero' Erased From Arlington Cemetery Website
Levin, as well as Task & Purpose. Trump, in remarks at the opening of the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum in 2017, praised Evers as a “great American hero,” Mississippi Today’s Jerry ...
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The U.S. Army has erased Medgar Evers from the Arlington National Cemetery website
who gave Trump a 2017 tour of the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, said he can’t imagine the president would want Evers removed. “That’s got to be a mistake,” he said. “That involves a ...