Nina Simone’s ‘Mississippi Goddam’ Is a Protest Song of the Civil Rights Era, and Our Own
By Wesley Morris Wesley Morris is a Times critic who writes about art and popular culture. June 8, 2026 Here […]
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Nina Simone’s ‘Mississippi Goddam’ Is a Protest Song of the Civil Rights Era, and Our Own
By Wesley Morris Wesley Morris is a Times critic who writes about art and popular culture. June 8, 2026 Here
The Southern Fried Poetry Slam competition makes its Orlando debut this week
Southern Fried Poetry Slam Credit: Courtesy The ringing endorsement of a snap, the modest approval of an “mm-hmm,” the hearty
The Southern Fried Poetry Slam competition makes its Orlando debut this week
Southern Fried Poetry Slam Credit: Courtesy The ringing endorsement of a snap, the modest approval of an “mm-hmm,” the hearty
OpenAI files confidentially for IPO as AI race intensifies
OpenAI confidentially filed for an initial public offering recently, the ChatGPT maker said on Monday, joining rival Anthropic in a
The ones who stayed — Anchorage Press
From Bethel-based photojournalist Katie Baldwin Basile: When ex-Typhoon Halong flooded the Western Alaska village of Kipnuk last fall, a mass
Save up to 40% off Southwest flights
Flights The sale ends July 11. Southwest plane is seen taking off from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, early Thursday
Thinking Through Tapestry | American Tapestry Alliance at Evanston Art Center | 06/09/2026
More info The Evanston Art Center (EAC) is excited to welcome the public to our upcoming exhibition, Thinking Through Tapestry
Durham County Commissioners Up DPS Funding—and Taxes to Pay for It—in Final Budget Vote
Durham County will increase funding for Durham Public Schools (DPS) by about $14.5 million. That’s slightly more than what DPS
World Cup viewing parties in Las Vegas
The FIFA World Cup gets underway Thursday with 104 matches scheduled in the 48-team tournament at sites across the United