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Join us as we celebrate Medgar Evers' 100th birthday at the Second Annual Democracy in Action Convening, June 26–29, 2025, in Jackson, MS, a powerful gathering to unite activists, leaders, and community members advancing democracy and social justice. https://t.co/TMzPO1OqpN
You're invited to celebrate the 2nd annual Democracy in Action Convening, June 26–29, 2025, in Jackson, MS.
Join @MMEI63 & @MSVotes as we celebrate Medgar Evers' 100th birthday while fueling the movement for lasting, positive change.
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Today, we pledge to carry on the torch of equality, knowing that the road may be long, but it is one we must walk together. As Medgar Evers once said “When you hate, the only person that suffers is you because most of the people you hate don't know it and the rest don't care.”
Myrlie Evers-Williams sharing her most cherished memories of her late husband, #MedgarEvers, with first female CEO, Rosa Beckett and Reena Evers-Everett as while admiring the Medgar Evers Pavilion at JAN. Truly a moment we'll never forget. ✈️💙 @MMEI63#Legacy#JacksonMS#FlyJAN
#RememberingMedgarEvers Roz Withers, daughter of famous Civil Rights photographer Ernest Withers, gifted the Evers family with archival images of Medgar they’d never seen before during the 60th commemoration festivities last week. #60YearsLater#MedgarEvers#MyrlieEvers#MMEI60th
60 years ago today, Medgar Evers was assassinated in the driveway of his family home in Jackson, Mississippi. Today, we remember the sacrifice Medgar made in his tireless pursuit of justice.
We reflect on the enduring legacy he left behind and the profound impact he had on the Civil Rights Movement. Today, we honor him. We honor Myrlie Evers and her steadfast determination in continuing the fight for equality in his memory.
REPOST @GayleKing: Rarely do I leave an interview in awe & proud... that happened after spending time Myrlie Evers... it’s been 60 years since civil rights legend Medgar Evers was gunned down outside their Mississippi home ... we went to Jackson & Mrs Evers captivated us all...
The Mississippi Delta is known for its lush marshes, greenery, and significance to the Civil Rights Movement, Black history and culture in Mississippi. Our Gen-Z Summit students took a road trip through the Delta.
The students ended their trip through the Delta with a stop at Bryant’s Grocery where Emmett Till whistled. @EmmettTill Lance Wheeler led a conversation with the students about the importance of working to preserve our disappearing history.