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10/30/2017

Now You're talking with Marshall Ramsey: Domestic Violence Awareness

On today's show we're going to take an inside look at Domestic Violence and showcase centers around the state that are helping bring awareness, education and help provide a safe haven for victims of domestic violence. We will speak with Shanice White, Director & Lead Therapist for the Latasha Norman Center for Counseling & Psychological services on the campus of Jackson State University and Wendy Seals, Executive Director of Angel Wings Outreach Center in Mendenhall, MS.

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Now You're Talking w/ Marshall Ramsey | Remembering Charles Evers

Charles Evers, older brother of slain civil rights leader Medgar Evers, was described as an opinionated, outspoken man who wasn't afraid to shake up the status quo. On Wednesday July 22nd 2020, Charles Evers passed away at 97 yrs old. Today we’re taking a look at his life and his role in helping change politics in the South with guests, Civil Rights Pioneer, Dr. Flonzie Brown Wright, and Dr. Corey Wiggins, Executive Director of the Mississippi State Conference NAACP.For more information about the MS Chapter of the NAACP visit http://naacpms.org/

Now You're Talking w/ Marshall Ramsey | Back To School

As districts begin releasing back-to-school plans and students begin to prepare to return to the classroom many teachers, parents and educators throughout MS have concerns.Here today to share his school’s reopening plans is Pearl High School Principal, Chris Chism plus educator's Kristopher McDill and Alice Brezeale talk about their plans on how they are preparing to return to the classroom.For more information about Viritual Mississippi LLC, visit: www.virtualmisssissippi.org

Now You're Talking w/ Marshall Ramsey | MS State Flag Removal Reflections

Today on "Now You're Talking" Marshall speaks with Senator Hillman Frazier and Pamela Joiner, Director of theTwo MS Museums about their thoughts and reflections on the change of the MS State Flag, the retirement ceremonyand the future of Mississippi.For more information about the Two MS Museums visit https://www.mdah.ms.gov/2MM/