This story was the cover of the first Jackson Free Press on Sept. 22, 2002.
In 2009, Beverly Hogan responded to the notion that Tougaloo College wasn't able to raise money to build a civil rights museum there.
Rep. Sam Mims says his clinic bill isn't about politics, but about protecting women.
This 2009 cover story shows how supportive lesbian teen Ceara Sturgis' family was to her challenge to homophobia at her school.
Lee's interview is the first in JFP's series with 2013 Jackson mayor candidates. They will be posted at jfp.ms/mayorsrace as the campaign progresses.
The JFP Chick Ball silent auction is stylish, funky and, yes, has great stuff for men, too!
Ronni Mott explores the code of silence around sexual assault—a code that must be broken.
The 8th Annual JFP Chick Ball has girl bands, art, magic, tango, men of character, dancing divas and so much more! Oh, and there's a photo booth
R.L. Nave looks at the numbers to figure out if taxpayers are getting a good deal on Nissan.
JFP Editor Donna Ladd goes public with the story of being raped as a teenager.
Nothing can compare to the cathartic release provided by running.
Running requires a special diet. One Jackson runner shares her plan.
Dr. Cedrick Gray's entry plan focuses on engaging the following three groups (JPS's Board of Trustees & superintendent's staff, Community leaders, Legislative (city & state) members with parents, and school staff.)
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Voter ID is facing a bumpy road to reality in Mississippi. Here's why.
GOP vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan drew more attention for what was false in his acceptance speech than what was true.
The Associated Press factchecks Romney's GOP acceptance speech, finding fewer untruths than in Paul Ryan's.
The week before the GOP Convention, Rep. Paul Ryan told a radio show that he had run marathons in less than three hours. It wasn't true.
The status, as of August 2012, of voter ID Mississippi and a roundup of potential problems.
As of August 2012, where Mississippi voter ID law stands, and its potential problems.
