Poison in the House of Law and Duke Press
A extended critique from a Duke University setting discusses legal publishing, a Gothic tower, and an analogy between poisons and private interests. The piece laments how private power shapes public life, calling for accountability and noting the dangers of entangling law with corporate or political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law School Quarterly
Law
Robert
Everett
Duke University
Durham
N.C
North Carolina
Occoneechee
Duke Foundation
Duke Press
Duke
America
Mississippi Mindset and Race Tensions in Civil Rights Debate
The piece analyzes Mississippi's racial conflict and its impact on public life as the Civil Rights era intensifies. It discusses myths about change, state loyalty, and the pressures on federal aid, while mapping the state's varied geography and economic shifts shaping the struggle for equality.
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John
Big House
Civil Rights Commission of the
Civil
Mississippi
Kennedy
Fred Ross
Public Welfare
Lung transplant first in the state at University of Mississippi
A team at the University of Mississippi Medical School performed the first human lung transplant in the state at Jackson at 11 30 a m after seven years of experiments with over five hundred animals. Thirteen hours later Medgar Evers was murdered in Jackson, prompting protests and a five thousand dollar reward as racial tensions and political debates intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Mississippi Medical School
Jackson
Miss
United States
Medgar Evers
Medgar
Mississippi
South
Allen Thompson
Thompson
John Stennis
Washington
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New York Times
Charlie
Miss Ann
Ann
Sippi
Mister Charlie
University of Mississippi
Delta
Gulf Coast
Florida
Pascagoula
Gulfport
Hattiesburg
Meridian
Vicksburg
Greenville
Gulf Coastal Plain
Memphis
Plant
East Side
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