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A Soldier's Story: The JFP Interview with James Meredith

Donna Ladd and Adam Lynch interviewed Mississippi icon James Meredith in his Jackson home in 2008. His answers might surprise you.

Hinds County Voter Application

Hinds County Voter Application

Mississippi Voter Registration Application

Mississippi Voter Registration Application

Mississippi Mail-in and NVRA Agency Voter Registration Application

Mississippi Mail-in and NVRA Agency Voter Registration Application

Walking With Mr. Meredith

JFP Editor Donna Ladd writes about James Meredith and the hero she now calls a friend.

A Mad Insurrection

Three amazing books, including James Meredith's "Mission From God," that explain what happened at Ole Miss in 1962 from three men who were there.

A Mad Insurrection, Explained

Three men on the scene—including James Meredith himself—explained what happened at Ole Miss in 1962 in two new books and one classic.

Should Ole Miss do better job explaining white supremacy?

Ole Miss professor Charles Eagles says the university does not give enough context on what white supremacy really meant in Mississippi. James Meredith agrees.

'Mississippi Is Mine'

JFP columnist and long-time Mississippi journalist Joe Atkins writes about the James Meredith he knows (and doesn't know).

Driving Mr. Biden: The JFP Interview

JFP Editor Donna Ladd toured then-Sen. Biden around Jackson in 2006 for an in-depth interview.

Photo Gallery: Joe Biden in Jackson

The JFP took Joe Biden to Farish Street in 2006.

Divided We Fall: The Aftermath of James Anderson's Death

The JFP takes you inside the Rankin County culture where the young killers of James Craig Anderson developed their hatred of African Americans.

Yes, It Was That Bad

Donna Ladd tells the story of her sexual assault by a football star when she was a teenager.

Council Rejects Street-Repair Project

In February 2013, the Jackson City Council voted down a proposal to pave streets.

City Using 'Old Money' for Paving

After Mayor Johnson returned to office in 2009, he spent money that Frank Melton never bothered to spend on paving around the city.

A Matter of Time

Rural Mississippi legislators killed a bill to allow Jackson voters to decide to use a local-option sales tax to fund paving and infrastructure needs.

JFP Interview with Chokwe Lumumba, 2009

Read Lumumba's cover interview when he ran for Jackson City Council in 2009.

Lumumba's New 'Frontier'

Chokwe Lumumba has a fascinating, if controversial, history in Jackson and beyond.

Chokwe Lumumba: From Militancy to Mainstream

The 2013 JFP Interview with Chokwe Lumumba delves deeply into his past, and his world view.