Spill the Tea: LGBTQ&A History and Experiences Panel
The Depot - Tupelo 208 N. Front Street, Tupelo, MS, United StatesSpill the Tea: LGBTQ&A History and Experiences Panel The Depot | 208 N. Front Street Tupelo, MS 5-6:30 p.m. Read More
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Speakers Bureau: “The Mississippi Melting Pot”
Walthall County Library 707 Union RD, Tylertown, MSAndrew Haley presents: "The Mississippi Melting Pot" A brief history (from tamales to red beans and rice) of the various ethnic and racial culinary traditions that have shaped Mississippians’ […]
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Speakers Bureau: “Why We Call It Soul Food”
Holmes Community College - Ridgeland Campus 412 W. Ridgeland Avenue, Ridgeland, MSDr. Brinda Fuller Willis presents: "Why We Call It Soul Food" “Why We Call It Soul Food” tells the story of why southerners, especially African American southerners, call the foods […]
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Speakers Bureau: “Mississippi Telling”
Community Market Oxford/Lafayette 1801 University Ave, Oxford, MS, United StatesRebecca Jernigan presents: "Mississippi Telling" The presenter provides an overview of the storytelling Renaissance in America with emphasis upon the oral tradition in Mississippi. The literary tradition of Mississippi […]
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Speakers Bureau: “Developing Community Spaces: Storytelling, Stewardship, and the Soul of Place”
Mississippi Cultural Crossroads 507 Market Street , Port Gibson , MS, United StatesKevin Brown presents: "Developing Community Spaces: Storytelling, Stewardship, and the Soul of Place" In “Developing Community Spaces,” Kevin Brown explores how physical spaces—especially neglected lots, abandoned properties, and overlooked landmarks—can […]
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Remembering Emmett: From Silence to Social Change
Morning Star Baptist Church 2050 Thornton Ave, Gulfport, MS, United States“Remembering Emmett: From Silence to Social Change” is an exhibit by the Emmett Till Interpretive Center in support of the Community Read. This event is also supported by the Mississippi […]
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Speakers Bureau: “Prehistoric Native American Stone Tools”
Hatley Elementary School 60286 Hatley RD, Amory, MSWilliam Arinder presents: “Prehistoric Native American Stone Tools" Program about how prehistoric Native Americans made and used stone tools. Includes “hands on” artifact display with audience participation encouraged. Speakers Expertise: Mr. […]
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Speakers Bureau: “Prehistoric Native American Stone Tools”
Hatley Elementary School 60286 Hatley RD, Amory, MSWilliam Arinder presents: “Prehistoric Native American Stone Tools” Program about how prehistoric Native Americans made and used stone tools. Includes “hands on” artifact display with audience participation encouraged. Speakers Expertise: […]
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Mississippi Freedom Trail Unveiling: Jackson Civil Rights Lawyers (Young, Hall, Brown)
Big Apple Inn 509 N. Farish Street, Jackson, MS, United StatesMississippi Freedom Trail Unveiling: Jackson Civil Rights Lawyers (Young, Hall, Brown) Big Apple Inn Jackson, MS 11 a.m. Read More
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Remembering Emmett: From Silence to Social Change
Mound Bayou Museum of African American Culture & History 200 Roosevelt St, Mound Bayou, MS, United States“Remembering Emmett: From Silence to Social Change” is an exhibit by the Emmett Till Interpretive Center in support of the Community Read. This event is also supported by the Mississippi […]
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Speakers Bureau: “From The Fields To The Factory: The Great Migration of African Americans from the Fields of Mississippi to the Cities and Factories in the North”
City of Hernando 475 W Commerce St, Hernando, MS, United StatesDr. Brinda Fuller Willis presents: “From The Fields To The Factory: The Great Migration of African Americans from the Fields of Mississippi to the Cities and Factories in the North" […]
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Speakers Bureau: “The Queen’s Critters: Victorian Era Influence on Mississippi Animals
Desoto County Courthouse 2535 US-51, Hernando, MS, United StatesAndi Lehman presents: "The Queen's Critters: Victorian Era Influence on Mississippi Animals" Few people realize the huge influence of the Victorian Age and Queen Victoria on our view and treatment […]