In September 2018, Ed Meek wrote a Facebook post that targeted Black students at the University of Mississippi. Meek, a wealthy white donor to "Ole Miss" implied that the presence of Black students at the university would result in a "3 percent decline in enrollment" and that "real estate values will plummet." He juxtaposed this racially-coded language with images that singled out Black women. The fact that the school of journalism bore his name following a
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Ida B. Wells managed to end all lynchings in Mississippi for 30 YEARS by taking her campaign to the UK. A woman of great courage.
Thank you for reading the article. Ida B Wells and so many more deserve to remembered and honored for the trails they blazed in the fight for justice and equality.
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