Clinton, Mississippi

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the election of 1873, Mississippi elected 55 black in the house and 9 in the senate , but a more tumultuous racial era was about to start. In 1874, Adelbert Ames was surprisingly elected governor over James L. Alcorn , who had gained a lot of support from white Democrats and conservative Republicans. On the other hand, radical Republicans and Blacks had voted their representative in Ames, an outsider willing to work for the advancement of their cause, a stranger to Mississippi that would enforce social

symbol of strength. As a child, Laurel’s mother, Becky, lived in Virginia with her family. Laurel’s mother never felt more alive than when she was on those mountains. She obtained a sense of resilience up there. After marrying Clinton, they settled in Mount Salus, Mississippi. The mountains helped her endure her illness with great fortitude, hence why she wanted to return to West Virginia when she was on her death bed. The thought and imagination of the mountains encouraged her to keep

Clinton, MS is the area that this community assessment will introduce. Clinton, MS is a college town. Clinton is located in Hinds County adjacent to the capital city, Jackson, MS (2.6 miles West of Jackson, MS).Clinton is home to Mississippi College. It houses many amenities including: shops, parks, great school district, and an intentional police force. There are two zip codes for the city of Clinton and they are 39056 and 39058. City-Data states that Clinton is elevated 381 feet above sea level

Preventing Delays as seen in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina through the Education of State and Federal Officials on Laws and Regulations Regarding the Use of Military Forces Clinton D. Bayoneta Master Leader Course PREVENTING DELAYS IN THE AFTERMATH OF KATRINA 2

Oprah Winfrey biography Oprah Gail Winfrey was born in Kosciusko, Mississippi to a teenage single mother on January 29, 1954. Growing up Oprah was raised mostly by her grandmother, while her own mother was often away trying to find work. Growing up poor Oprah was made to wear sack cloth, because clothes were too expensive. As a child Oprah showed early signs of being intelligent. By the age of three she could recite poems and bible verses with ease. When she was six years old Oprah moved with her

Mississippi was organized as a territory in 1798 and was admitted as the 20th state to join the Union on December 10, 1817.There are a lot of things that makes Mississippi what it is today, like the celebrities that were born there, the Magnolia flower and the Mocking bird. Mississippi got its name from the Mississippi river, which runs along the state’s western border. Mississippi has the largest percentage of African American population in the U.S. There are many famous people that we all

possessing much of the Mississippi River. Two points of the river near the border of Louisiana and Mississippi were the only things interrupting the union's capture over the Mississippi River. These two points (or ports, in proper English), were Port Hudson, and Port Vicksburg. John T. Pemberton, which not much military experience, was commanded to hold Vicksburg at all cost. Significance of the Mississippi River Both sides, Confederate and Union, saw the Mississippi River, a key to the

The Representation of Miss Emily as an Extended Metaphor in Faulkner’s A Rose for Emily The short story, A Rose for Emily, took place in the southern town of Jefferson sometime in the beginning of the twentieth century. One could say that Miss Emily lived and died under certain circumstances that could compare to how the Confederacy lived and died as a result of the Civil War. Miss Emily could represent an extended metaphor for the Old South and its traditions and customs. Faulkner wrote her character

Shift of Emphasis From Classism to Racism Disasters often present to a society the opportunity for self-examination by stripping away the facade and revealing the underlying problems and inequities that were overlooked and oppressed by the established social order. When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, not only did it bring about complete destruction to the physical landscape, but it also brought to light the social inequalities and vulnerabilities that were present and deeply rooted in the