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A one-year-old boy survived two days of stormy weather alone on a Louisiana highway until a trucker found him crawling along the road. His four-year-old brother was discovered dead nearby a day earlier. The baby, despite being covered in bug bites, was unharmed. Authorities arrested the boys’ mother, Aaliyah Jack, 25, on Tuesday in Mississippi,…
The first Black woman elected to the Mississippi Legislature, former Representative Alyce Clarke,...
The family of a Mississippi woman, Kambria Gabrielle Darby, who was arrested for child abuse...
A Mississippi grand jury has decided not to indict Indianola Police Sgt. Greg Capers, who shot...
A 10-year-old black boy from Mississippi, Quantavious Eason, has been placed on probation and instructed to write a two-page book report on late NBA legend Kobe Bryant after being arrested for urinating...
Marrio Terrell Moore is the latest victim, coming less than a month after Dexter Wade’s story of being buried without his family’s knowledge after being hit by Jackson, Mississippi, police....
A 6-year-old girl from Mississippi, Bryanna Cook, has been honored for her bravery in helping emergency responders locate her family’s car after her mother suffered a stroke while driving in a rural...
A Mississippi mother has claimed that her son, Dexter Wade, a 37-year-old Black man, was struck by a white police officer’s car while crossing a highway. According to Bettersten Wade, the authorities...
A 10-year-old boy from Mississippi was arrested for public urination after he was caught peeing behind his mother’s car. His mother, Latonya Eason, was at a lawyer’s office when a police officer...
The 1966 “March Against Fear” was meant to be a 270-mile walk from Memphis, Tennessee to Jackson, Mississippi to protest against the deliberate attempt to disenfranchise Black voters. James...
The civil rights movement by the mid-1960s had made significant strides in attaining racial equality and social justice but there was still voter discrimination at the polls, particularly in the South....
Until the 1950s, it was an unwritten rule for African Americans to swim at any of the local beaches in Mississippi. The police and city authorities were bent on enforcing what was non-existent in the law...
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