| Featured Articles for the March 30th - April 5th, 2006 Issue | Archives |
Legal Notices, Classifieds, and Up and Down Farish Street (chronicles the history of Jackson, MS) are published in each issue of the Jackson Advocate
FRONT
1. Women: Builders of Communities and Dreams
NEWS
1. Be not afraid of their courage
2. African American women in the U.S. military
3. Ann Burton helps HCHRA keep giving
4. Republic of New Afrika Essay contest winner: Why reparations are due African Americans
5. World class 20th century African American women
6. Lula Belle Forte: A Mississippi entrepreneur extraordinaire!
7. Toni Seawright
8. Gibson survivors contemplate legal action against River Region Hospital
9. Mosie A. Burks named Mississippi Ageless Hero
10. A salute to Women’s History Month
11. Over 200 attend first On the Edge Conference
12. Jackson brick layers
13. Mississippi notables
14. Thoroughly Modern Millie, thoroughly funny
15. 7th Annual Crossroads Film Festival showcases Mississippi filmmakers
16. New State Theatre presents the comedy ‘The Skin of our Teeth’
17. Top state amateur, first African American in five years to compete on the LPGA tour
18. Jackson Association of Black Journalists to hold workshop
19. Marilyn Moering: A woman in the struggle for equity in health care
20. Mary Church Terrell Club to celebrate Library Week
21. Jackson State, others mark 45th anniversary of Tougaloo Nine ‘sit-in’
22. Congressional candidate Yvonne Brown visits district
23. Yemanja: Mother of all the gods
SPORTS
1. Mrs. Alyne Payton: A mother for all seasons, especially football!
2. Zelma Carson: Born to be a coach’s wife
EDUCATION
1. Friends of Children of MS, Inc. building community partnerships
2. Parents for Public School Leadership Institute Lunch Brunch
3. Spelman celebrates 125 years of women who change the world
UP AND DOWN FARISH STREET
EDITORIALS
1. The mis-education of the Negro continues
2. Uplifting Families: Becoming free from debt
3. Ask the twins
4. Tisdale’s Topics: Vive La Femme
5. Nannie Helen Burroughs’ call for ‘Twelve Things’ of ‘Industry’
PERSPECTIVE
1. Honoring Dr. Shirley Jackson
2. Don’t forget the Sharpsville Massacre and reparations