Voices
Opinion | Mississippi Hallelujah: A Personal Remembrance of Sharon Leslie Morgan
DeeDee Baldwin writes about her friendship with Sharon Leslie Morgan, a writer and researcher who spent the last years of her life in Macon, Mississippi.
Voices
Opinion | When the Vibe Is Off, Trust Your Instinct
Shanina Carmichael writes about how people need to trust their instinct and leave problematic situations more often.
Voices
Opinion | Revoking Transgender People’s IDs Has Consequences
Jae A. Puckett, L. Zachary DuBois and Noelle Martin write that revoking transgender people’s identification denies them legal recognition and opens the door to broader discrimination.
Opinion | The EPA’s New Pollution Rules Give License to Ignore Public Health
Janet McCabe writes about how the Trump administration’s new EPA guidelines may increase harmful pollution and roll back decades of progress.
Editor’s Note | ICE’s Disregard for Human Life Echoes America’s Bipartisan Racist History
Assistant Editor Kevin Edwards writes that ICE has done serious harm to citizens and noncitizens alike.
Opinion | Beyond Civility: The Harder Work of Disagreement
Graham Bodie writes about the importance of building durable spaces for disagreement at the University of Mississippi.
Democracy
Voices
Opinion | House Bills Seriously Dilute Public Records Act
Layne Bruce writes that two bills passed by the Mississippi House will chip away at government transparency.

