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U.S. Rep. John Lewis leading members of Congress on civil rights pilgrimage...
U.S. Rep. John Lewis With the 50th anniversary of Freedom Summer approaching, U.S. Rep. John Lewis is leading members of Congress on a three-day civil rights pilgrimage through Mississippi and...
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Confused about the prices hospitals charge? Welcome to the “Shell Game”
If supermarkets operated like hospitals, Kroger would charge $11 for a gallon of milk but wouldn’t post the price or expect anyone to pay it. The Clarion-Ledger shares the details of how hospital...
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Cocker spaniel — set to get $100,000 from millionaire’s will — gets cut out...
Thomas Bradshaw with his faithful cocker spaniel, Tonto Thomas Edward Bradshaw Jr. loved his dog, Tonto, so much he left him a $100,000 trust fund for his care in a 2008 will. Bradshaw left the bulk of...
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Have a story to share on medical costs? Hard to understand bills? Varying...
More and more, Mississippians are having their paychecks drained to pay for health care costs. The Clarion-Ledger is working on a series that will focus on how those costs are affecting Mississippians,...
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New portraits of Medgar and Myrlie Evers unveiled at Mississippi Museum of Art
Here are the new portraits of Medgar and Myrlie Evers by renowned artist Jason Bouldin. The portrait of Medgar Evers captures a man of confidence and courage, knowing what he must do and being...
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Lawrence Guyot memorial service tonight
A memorial service for civil rights leader Lawrence Guyot is set for 6 p.m. today (Dec. 10) in the chapel on the Tougaloo College campus. “He was a real warrior,” recalled Leslie Burl McLemore,...
View ArticleBe back at The Clarion-Ledger in July
People have asked when I’m coming back to the newspaper. The answer is I’ll be back some time in early July. As I’ve mentioned before, I’m writing a book for Simon & Schuster titled Race Against...
View ArticleTimes-Picayune goes to 3 days a week
Just how tough it’s getting for newspapers is hammered home in the news that The Times-Picayune of New Orleans is going to publish only three days a week — Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Veteran...
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Hear from two insiders tonight on opposition research and the dark side of...
The authors of We’re With Nobody: Two Insiders Share the Dark Side of American Politics will share their adventures tonight (May 1) at Millsaps College. The authors happen to be former Clarion-Ledger...
View ArticleTaking a 3-month leave to work on my book
I’m taking a three-month leave from The Clarion-Ledger to work on my book, Race Against Time, for Simon & Schuster. My book discusses a number of the unpunished killings from the civil rights era...
View ArticleDetails emerge in events leading to hate crime
The more details that emerge in the events leading up to the June 26 killing of James C. Anderson, the uglier it gets. Now it turns out a group of white teens had made repeated raids into the capital...
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Clergyman signs new book today, telling story of transformation
For Bill McAtee, it all seemed routine. In May 1964, he became pastor of the Columbia Presbyterian Church in Columbia, Miss. His father had also been a minister, and he was a fourth generation...
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Mother and father still battling to regain custody after 2-year-old son taken...
Supporters are rallying to help Dominique and Justin Caldwell in their fight to regain custody of their 2-year-old son, Nathanial. Dominique Caldwell with her son, Nathanial, in happier times. Here’s...
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Two suspects remain in KKK’s killings of 3 civil rights workers; FBI...
And then there were two … FBI reward poster for three missing civil rights workers Former Philadelphia police officer Richard Willis has died, leaving two living suspects in the Klan’s killings of...
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You say you want a revolution
Every revolution for freedom seemingly begins with a single act that followers look to for inspiration. The booking photo for Rosa Parks after her December 1955 arrest In 1517, Martin Luther tacked 95...
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