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Mississippi Freedom Fighter Hollis Watkins Muhammad, dead at 82

September 28, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Meredith Coleman McGee, Special to The Mississippi Link, Hollis Watkins Muhammad, Civil Rights icon who spearheaded the Mississippi sit-in movement, under the direction of the late Bob Moses, in McComb, (Southwest) Mississippi in 1960, […]

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Can’t see the forest for the trees

September 28, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Christopher Young, Contributing Writer, Auditor Shadrack White at it again, now urging controls on funding for publicly funded higher education that is not his brand. His latest report, Plugging the Brain Drain: Investing in […]

National

COMMENTARY: Multiracial democracy is the law in America, yet far from normal practice Nearly sixty years since the Voting Rights Act, yet embracing equality is willfully prevented –

September 28, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Christopher Young, Contributing Writer, The Voting Rights Act of 1965, signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson, aimed to overcome legal barriers at the state and local levels that prevented African Americans from […]

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Jackson – a city of adversities

September 20, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Rander Phillip Adams, Jackson State University Intern, The capital “City of Soul” Jackson, MS continues to face what has seemingly become common, that being “adversity.” Whether the issues are relevant to crime, education, water, […]

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Mississippi needs a ‘waymaker’ for all its people – Incumbent Governor boasts momentum as rank and file suffering remains acute

September 20, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Christopher Young, Contributing Writer, Listening to Governor Jonathan “Tate” Reeves talk about The Mississippi Miracle would have one believe that he deserves credit for our PreK-12 education rising faster than any state in the […]

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60th anniversary of Birmingham church bombing unites families of victims and perpetrators

September 20, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior Correspondent, Four innocent young girls getting ready for Sunday services died when the Ku Klux Klan detonated a devastating bomb inside Birmingham’s 16th Street Baptist Church sixty years […]

Local

Commentary: Jackson Airport takeover goes to the full Fifth – Circuit Seven years in, a final decision appears to be drawing closer as other oppression persists

September 13, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Christopher Young , Contributing Writer, When Mississippi’s white conservative legislators decide they want something that doesn’t belong to them, they take it – or at least try their hardest to take it. For them, […]

National

Coco Gauff wins the US Open for her first Grand Slam title at age 19 by defeating Aryna Sabalenka

September 13, 2023 Online Editor 0

By Howard Fendrich, AP Tennis Writer, Coco Gauff is still a teenager, after all, and so it should surprise no one that she was on her phone in the locker room, scrolling through social media, […]

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