Mississippi

Race relations African American politicians Political parties Excavations (Archaeology) Blues (Music) Helena (Ark.) Families in literature. High interest-low vocabulary books. Reading and comprehension Jackson (Miss.) Women, White Lifelong Learning/Adult Education. African American women cooks African American civil rights workers Church work with minorities English language Readers for new literates. Trials (Murder) Jury selection National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Equity Faulkner, William, Deacons for Defense and Justice Political violence Lynch, John Roy, Politicians Musical landmarks Attorney and client Race discrimination Plantation life in literature. Press and politics Discrimination in higher education Education. Social Justice, Equality and Human Rights. Ku Klux Klan (1915- ) African Americans Civil rights movements Novelists, American Mission Mississippi (Organization) United States Winter, William F. Power (Social sciences) Meridian (Miss.) Watkins, Norma. Jordan, Angela Fordice, Adult education Louisiana States' rights (American politics) Frontier and pioneer life Weapons Evers, Medgar Wiley, Racism Political culture Social justice Blues musicians Murder Race in literature. Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission Illegitimate children Self-defense Southern States Yoknapatawpha County (Imaginary place) Sherman, William T. Strategy Mounds Plaquemine pottery Sawyer, Tom (Fictitious character) Snopes family (Fictitious characters) White supremacy movements Fordice, Daniel Kirkwood, Democracy. Aristocracy (Social class) Brothers and sisters People with mental disabilities Mississippi Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877) Plaquemine culture. Memphis (Tenn.) African American girls Discrimination in justice administration Southwest, Old Civil rights workers Education, Higher