
Single Mothers’ Herculean Efforts Need Support from Mississippi Leaders
Single mothers hold it all together while enduring dehumanizing policies and an exploitive labor market, Matt Williams writes.
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Single mothers hold it all together while enduring dehumanizing policies and an exploitive labor market, Matt Williams writes.
Mississippi House Speaker Philip Gunn announced a bipartisan slate of lawmakers who will comprise his Speaker’s Commission on Life and steer the effort to craft legislation focused on pregnancy, children and families.
“Politicians and policy makers know the end of Roe will mean drastic changes within the state, and they aren’t doing anything to prepare or to address Mississippi’s current social woes,” sociologist Kimberly Kelly writes.
Rhea Williams-Bishop, director of Mississippi and New Orleans programs at the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, believes that the richness of Mississippi’s soil should be passed down to every young person in the state, cultivating generations of healthy eaters.
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