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This ‘hidden figure’ of entomology fought for civil rights
Margaret S. Collins, the first Black American female entomologist to earn a Ph.D., overcame sexism and racism to become a termite expert.
Explore Mississippi: Five more places every Mississippian should visit
From a ghost town dating back to the early 1800s to a barrier Island to some of the best steaks around, here are five more ...
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Mississippi State University Libraries to digitize untold civil rights stories with CLIR grant
STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State University Libraries soon will bring countless untold stories of Mississippi’s rich and ...
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Museum exhibit makes stop at Children’s of Mississippi
The interactive Rocky’s House exhibit from the Mississippi Children’s Museum (MCM) made a stop at the Kathy and Joe Sanderson ...
Rev. Clay Lee stood his tallest at the zenith of Mississippi’s racial troubles of the 1960s
Rev. Clay Lee, who died at 4 on Nov. 11, stood his tallest at the zenith of Mississippi’s racial troubles of the 1960s.
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Quinn to head to Mississippi to be museum’s creative director
Charleston-based curator Chase Quinn has announced he will be inaugural creative director and curator of special projects of ...