‘Humanitarian Crisis’: AG May Sue Mississippi Over Parchman Prison by June
The investigative report released last week starts the 49-day clock until June 2022, when Attorney General Merrick B. Garland can legally file a case against Mississippi in federal court in line with the Civil Rights for Institutionalized Persons Act.
Aspire Program Builds Job Skills for Rankin County Students at The Spot Downtown
The Spot Downtown is housed inside a historic building built in 1939, which has served many purposes before opening as a coffee shop and interactive classroom on March 21, 2022.
Elon Musk and the Oligarchs of the ‘Second Gilded Age’ Can Sway the Public And Exploit Their Data
“I suspect Elon Musk’s desire in buying Twitter goes beyond a desire to control and shape public discourse, ” Media scholar Nolan Higdon writes. “Today’s equivalent of the Gilded Age oligarchs—the handful of super-rich Americans gobbling up increasing chunks of the media landscape—will have that, but they will also have access to a trove of personal data of users and news consumers.”
