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Ashley F. G. Norwood
Verified
Radio Broadcaster, Mississippi Public Broadcasting
Mississippi
Beats
Hip-Hop culture Black American Culture and Fatherhood. Pro Wrestling Rap music
the obvious
Content
In The Birthplace Of The Civil Rights Movement, What Changed In The Year Since George Floyd’s Murder?
By Ashley F. G. Norwood Verified|WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA)VerifiedWWNO - New Orleans Public Radio Published May 28, 2021 at 2:34 PM CDT Janae Pierre / Mississippi Public BroadcastingA mural of George Floyd found in downtown Birmingham days after his death. By Ashley Norwood, Mississippi Public BroadcastingChants of “No justice, no peace" and “I can’t breathe” filled the air in Kelly Ingram Park in Birmingham, Ala. on May 25, 2021, one year after a police officer killed George Floyd.
By Ashley F. G. Norwood Verified, Ashley F.G|Mississippi TodayVerifiedMississippi RoundupBy Ashley F.G. Norwood | October 19, 2017Within the first 24 hours they were available, 3,500 tickets were reserved Wednesday to tour the new Museum of Mississippi History and Mississippi Civil Rights Museum in Jackson during opening weekend Dec. 9 and 10. An additional 1,500 tickets were made available online Thursday morning, according to Stephenie Morrisey, assistant to the director for communication at the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.
In The Birthplace Of The Civil Rights Movement, What Changed In The Year Since George Floyd’s Murder?
By Ashley F. G. Norwood Verified|WWNO-FM (New Orleans, LA)VerifiedWWNO - New Orleans Public Radio Published May 28, 2021 at 2:34 PM CDT Janae Pierre / Mississippi Public BroadcastingA mural of George Floyd found in downtown Birmingham days after his death. By Ashley Norwood, Mississippi Public BroadcastingChants of “No justice, no peace" and “I can’t breathe” filled the air in Kelly Ingram Park in Birmingham, Ala. on May 25, 2021, one year after a police officer killed George Floyd.
Company Info
Mississippi Public Broadcasting
Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB) is a state-funded multimedia organization dedicated to providing educational, informational, and cultural programming to residents of Mississippi. Established in 1969, MPB operates as the state's sole public broadcasting network, delivering content through television, radio, and digital platforms. The organization is headquartered in Jackson and has received over 400 awards for its programming and emergency response efforts. MPB offers a variety of services, including educational television programming, such as children's shows and cultural documentaries, as well as emergency preparedness alerts. Its radio division, MPB Think Radio, features news, classical music, and locally produced shows. The MPB Public Media App allows users to access live streams and on-demand content. Additionally, MPB produces daily newscasts that cover state-specific stories, serving students, educators, and the general public with valuable information and resources.
Jackson, Mississippi, United States
+1 601-432-6565
Founded: 1969