MISSISSIPPI STILL BURNING: (FROM HOODS TO SUITS)
by James Stern
An examination of racial injustice in Mississippi, tracing its roots from the era of the Klan through contemporary systemic challenges.
About This Book
Mississippi Still Burning explores the evolution of racial injustice in Mississippi from the era of the Ku Klux Klan to modern institutional practices.
The narrative draws on historical context and personal insight to examine ongoing social challenges in the American South.
Readers gain perspective on the persistence of inequality and the shifting forms of discrimination over decades.
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