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Professional headshot of America's Great Storm's co-author Jere Nash.

Nash is looking into the camera will wearing a blue stripped button-up shit, and a navy suit jacket.

Image of Haley Barbour, the former Governor of Mississippi.

Professional headshot, Barbour looking into the camera wearing white collared shirt, black suit jacket, and a yellow tie. His image is set in front of the capital building

“Power Box Graffiti” adorns a utility box, featuring a whimsical cartoon ghost that appears to float above an indecipherable word. The entire composition is crafted with a vibrant white marker, contrasting sharply against the dull metallic surface of…

“Tubby Stick Figure” is a vibrant piece of graffiti depicting a cheerful, chubby stick figure. The figure, characterized by its round, plump shape and simplistic lines, wears a broad smile that radiates positivity. The lively colors used to bring the…

“Giraffes in the Wild” is the journey of two giraffes, one majestic adult towering gracefully over the landscape and a curious baby eager to explore its surroundings. In the backdrop, a vibrant scene unfolds with lush green trees swaying gently in…

The "Cowbell" is a vibrant sculpture featuring a bold red, deep blue, and striking black hand proudly gripping a cowbell. This eye-catching artwork is prominently situated in the heart of the Cotton District in Starkville, Mississippi, serving as a…

In this Western Union telegram, an anonymous person from Greenwood, Mississippi, writes to MSU President Dean W. Colvard, expressing their opposition to MSU playing Loyola Chicago, a team with Black players, in the NCAA tournament. The person…

This is Rodger E. Ownby's address information. This was attached to the his and John C. Stennis letters. Refer to the items "Letter from Rodger Earle Ownby to John C. Stennis" and "Letter from John C. Stennis to Mr. Rodger E. Ownby".

The poem was written on butcher paper about a row of shacks in Sylvester, Georgia, that the speaker considers similar to shacks in New York City, New York, and the oppression of African Americans across the nation. The poet wrote mostly in black…

A Mississippi voter registration form from 1965 which includes a two-page questionnaire and samples from the Mississippi Constitution that would be used to prove the applicant can read. The form has a total of 21 questions, with many questions being…