Opinion | An American Girl’s Season of Rest: Time of Faith, Affirmation and Mental Work
Shanina Carmichael shares her adventure of living in Namibia, a country in South Africa, during their season of rest—a transformational experience that helped her think about creating her own season of rest as an American city girl.
Jackson Black Pride Symposium Promotes LGBTQ+ Acceptance, Not Tolerance
JACKSON, Miss.—When Naomi Green reflects on her time as a student at Jackson State University, she says she wishes she had observed more proactive conversations on campus about HIV/AIDS, consent, bodily autonomy and sexual health. She shared those reflections with the audience at the 17th Annual Jackson Black Pride health symposium on Nov. 17. Green […]
Fired FedEx Driver Sues Company, White Men He Alleges Shot At Him
D’Monterrio Gibson, a former FedEx driver, has filed a $5 million lawsuit against his former employer and the two white men he alleges chased him down and shot at him while he was making deliveries in Brookhaven, Miss., almost two years ago. FedEx fired Gibson in July.
