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Read an excerpt from “Unit 29: Writing from Parchman Prison” (Vox Press) — raw, unflinching dispatches from 30+ incarcerated writers inside Mississippi State Penitentiary (Parchman Farm). Out Dec 1. #MSPrisonWritesInitiative oxfordamerican.org/oa-now/dispatc…
Decades later, memorial will rise for the dozens who integrated MS Coast beaches in Biloxi. @sunherald #readlocal sunherald.com/news/local/cou…
Today we pause to honor and reflect on the immense sacrifices made by the brave men and women who have served our nation. Their courage, strength, and commitment to protecting our freedom are the foundation of the liberties we hold dear as Americans. hydesmith.senate.gov/hyde-smith-hon…
Please join us in Natchez on Saturday!
This program is free and open to the public. #CivilRights #BlackHistory #Blktwitterstorians #PublicHistory #Twitterstorians #visitnatchez #MississippiHistory
Unveiling of 4 Freedom Trail markers in McComb on Nov 2, at 10am in the Palace Theater, 111 Main Street! Join civil rights veterans, Black History Gallery, and more as markers are debuted for Aylene Quin, Burglund Student Protests, the McComb Bombings, and McComb Masonic Temple.
A fascinating history. We look forward to hearing @profcsanders at the Two Museums tomorrow for History is Lunch. @MDAH_Official
Day 10 of sharing 1 fact per day pertaining to the 16 states that had segregation scholarships. Today's state is Mississippi. MS was the very last state to create a segregation scholarship program, doing so in 1948. Medgar Evers turned it down when offered one for law school.
At noon on Wednesday, Oct. 30, Crystal R. Sanders will present "Black Southerners and Graduate Study During Jim Crow" for #HistoryIsLunch at the Two Mississippi Museums. facebook.com/events/5520915…
The National Folk Festival is hosting a FREE one-day kickoff event in downtown Jackson! Here is a sneak peek of the incredible lineup, featuring Blues, Kuchipudi dance, Salsa Dura & more. Don't miss this celebration of diverse cultures & artistry! @Followers #JacksonMississippi
The 2025-26 NEA Big Read is open for applications! ✍️📚✨ Check out the new theme, "Our Nature," the 22 books available for selection, information on an upcoming webinar (Nov. 14!) & tips for applying: bit.ly/3YtVygr
Happening today @ 2pm, McLendon Library at Hinds Raymond Campus! Freedom Riders: Journey for Change
The Biden-Harris Administration believes in the power of the arts and humanities. Today, we are proud to celebrate the extraordinary recipients of the National Medals of Arts and Humanities.
View "Nuestro Mississippi" for free through this weekend! This exhibition celebrates the stories and humanity of Hispanic Americans living in Mississippi. Visit and connect with the faces in our community through October 20 at the Mississippi Museum of Art.
The marker will be a first for the Natchez-Adams County area that pays tribute to the African prince who spent 40 years enslaved on Thomas Foster’s plantation near Washington. @MDAH_Official @MississippiHis2 @MSHumanities natchezdemocrat.com/2024/10/16/nat…
This film is fantastic. Don’t miss this rare chance to see it.
On 10/13 there will be a free screening of the film “Little Brother of War” at the Two Mississippi Museums. This movie focuses on the game of stickball & features Tribal members as they prepare for & compete in the World Series Stickball tournament. tinyurl.com/3vyuvz8e
Our music industry, and our Mississippi lost one of the truly great ones…from music publishing to management, an amazing giver to the arts. We will miss you Marty Gamblin. Forever grateful for our friendship. RIP dear friend. 🙏🏻
We're so sorry to hear this. We worked with Marty Gamblin on many projects over the years. His enthusiasm for Mississippi's rich cultural heritage was extraordinary. Even with all of his impressive accomplishments, he was so down to earth and never met a stranger.
Philadelphia, Mississippi native Marty Gamblin was a giant in the music business working with Jim Weatherly, Glen Campbell and Alan Jackson. Mr. Gamblin touched all who knew him in a powerfully positive manner. Our prayers are with his family. RIP my friend.
Willie Carter invites the public to join him in honoring the Natchez Deacons for Defense and Justice! A Mississippi Freedom Trail marker that pays tribute to the Natchez Deacons will be unveiled Saturday, November 9. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…
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