The photographs in Doy Gorton’s “White South” are from 1969 and 1970, a time when massive resistance to segregation had begun to crumble.
Essays
This page features Mississippians writing essays about race. These pieces are opinionated, raw and at times jarring, and we hope they inspire crucial conversations. We publish writers of various backgrounds and political viewpoints, though we never publish hatred or inaccuracy. They may make you uncomfortable, and you may disagree with much of what we publish. That’s OK. It is a space for readers to think with us, and we want you to talk with us and with each other.
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Indifference on Inauguration Day
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We’ll be going home
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The place I call home
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We are the stories we tell
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The Front Row
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