In Mississippi, a racist's rifle tells a chilling story. But will Trump overshadow it? - Washington Post

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In Mississippi, a racist's rifle tells a chilling story. But will Trump overshadow it? Washington Post It was just after midnight on June 12, 1963, when Medgar Evers pulled his Oldsmobile into his driveway in Jackson, Miss. Evers, who was the state field secretary for the NAACP, was arriving home late from a meeting. He had been receiving constant death ... 'Mississippi Is Ready, Finally, to Tell the Truth.' Inside the State's Historic New Civil Rights MuseumTIME African-American Congressmen Will Skip Mississippi Civil Rights Event To Avoid TrumpNPR Civil Rights Pioneer to Eschew Museum Opening After Trump Says Will AttendU.S. News & World Report USA TODAY -CNN -Political Insider - MyAJC.com -Congressman John Lewis all 136 news articles »

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