Mississippi waits as Trump promotes Civil Rights Museum
In Jackson Mississippi residents criticize President Trump visiting the opening of the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum while tensions remain high. Black residents say conditions worsen under his presidency and fear renewed segregation as officials defend the museum as a historical reminder.
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