Opinion | In Defense of Black Education as a Liberatory Practice
Author and former educator Sean Brown responds to the death of Senate Bill 2726, which could have possibly been a threat to Mississippi HBCUs.
Author and former educator Sean Brown responds to the death of Senate Bill 2726, which could have possibly been a threat to Mississippi HBCUs.
Mississippi Sen. Hillman Frazier, D-Jackson, said he doubts a bill to close three universities will survive a legislative deadline Tuesday.
Duvalier Malone responds to Senate Bill 2726, writing that it’s a potential threat to Mississippi’s HBCUs.
Leslie McLemore II reflects on the realities of death and legacy after having a “next steps” conversation with his father, Dr. Leslie Burl McLemore.
The Mississippi AI Collaborative will use a $250,000 grant award to expand artificial intelligence knowledge and use across the state.
Andrea Thomas is a graphic designer who got her start at Christian Union Missionary Baptist Church in Tougaloo, Miss.
C. Liegh McInnis shares his thoughts on Bruce Dixon’s recent article, “Why I Can’t Celebrate Kwanzaa,” and the controversy surrounding Malanga Karenga.
Sharita Hansford received her bachelor’s degree during JSU’s fall graduation. In 2011, she was placed in a year-long medically induced coma.
Women writers convened in Jackson, Miss., in November 2023 to celebrate accomplished Mississippi poets at the 50th Phillis Wheatley Poetry Festival.
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