More Southern Souls

In the summers, the Moore children went out early in the morning to work in the fields of their family farm. Wearing...

Bernard: We met at Vigor High School. I was a senior, and she was a junior. Dinah: I wouldn't give him the time of the...

“I grew up in California and ended up in Mississippi with my husband about a year ago because it was cheaper to live...

“I turned 85 in March, and they had Hilry Trawick day in Andalusia. I’ve lived here all of my life. My mother and...

“I am circling Selma and covering it in prayer. Today is my first walk on my tenth coverage of every street and house....

“We live in a world that can be mean and hateful, and negative. I wanted to do random acts of kindness, so I started...

“This is my dog Rudee. He goes everywhere with me.  I get to be a clown with Patch Adams in hospitals, prisons, and...

"People call me Rake Man. I grew up in Yazoo City. Ever since I was about 13, I liked to help in yards and keep nature...

"You have to live right to wear purple. It's the color of God. You can't be drinking or shacking with men and opening...

Kaleb:  I am 18 and graduating from Baker High School. I had stopped being as imaginative and creative and got bored,...

  “Today is my first day to work at the Peanut Shop. It has been a good start with a lot of nice customers. I am...

“TraePay’s Rolling Cafe was created from our family’s love of cooking. The whole neighborhood would stop by to talk...