Mississippi Today and their Donors

Dont give em clicks
If we dont start pressuring our media to become more center oriented, we will continue to lose political battles. Here is one organization in o'l Mississippi.

Mississippi Today, an ultra leftist news organization in Mississippi, brings the heat in terms of fighting injustice (white folks). Even the white reporters, who come from either the Northwest or New England, try their best to find the hot race story to get clicks and to make themselves feel good that they came to the south and helped black Mississippians. The news outlet "believe that an informed Mississippi is a better Mississippi. We center readers in everything we do, informing–and engaging–Mississippians through reporting, podcasts, events and online communities."

It's a total joke.

Here are two of their latest hard hitting stories....

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CORONAVIRUS IN MISSISSIPPI
‘We’re failing minority communities’: Why Black Mississippians are receiving fewer COVID-19 vaccines than white Mississippians

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An unfair tax on women’: Bill targets Mississippi’s highest-in-nation tax on menstrual hygiene products

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Q&A with two Mississippi teens fighting period poverty in their communities

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So how do they get money to fund the site and pay their journalists? They do have three to four known reporters that have crossed over from the Jackson Clarion Ledger, so I am sure that they aren't cheap. And because they are left leaning, conservatives aren't going to read the drivel. Think about how much more money they could have if they were an actual center paper.

Below is a list of big time donors who basically fund this high school newspaper. Some known names that I am sure most of you have heard of before.

The media is the enemy folks.

2020
American Journalism Project
Andrew Lack
Archie and Olivia Manning
Betty Ditto
Beverly Dale
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
Charles and Andrea Overby
Comcast NBCUniversal Foundation
Community Trust Fund of the Community Foundation for Mississippi
Crymes G. Pittman
Cynthia and Hugh Parker
David and Lucile Packard Foundation
Dick Molpus
Edmonson Family Charitable Fund
Forward Mississippi Fund of the Community Foundation for Mississippi
Fred Corley
Fund for Nonprofit News at The Miami Foundation
Google LLC
Grace P. and S. Shinn Lee Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation for Mississippi
Helen and Walter Boone
James and Elta Johnston
James Keeton
Jean and Tim Medley Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation for Mississippi
Jim Barksdale
John & Elaine Elliott Lovorn
John Grisham
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Jonathan and Amanda Jones
Kane and Betty Ditto
Lesly Gaynor Murray
M&J Creekmore Foundation
Maddox Foundation
Meredith W. Creekmore
Michael Carter
Millsaps College Else School of Management
Mississippi Humanities Council
Mississippi Museum of Art
Monica Harrigill
Open Campus Media Inc.
Pittman Family Foundation
Point Park University Center for Media Innovation
Potts Family Charitable Fund of the Community Foundation for Mississippi
Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Report for America The Groundtruth Project
Richard F. Scruggs
Roy and Nancy Campbell
Ryan Nave
Stephen C. Edds
Suzan and J. H. Thames, Jr. Family
The Ford Foundation
The McGraw Center for Business Journalism
The Mississippi Common Fund Trust University of Mississippi Foundation
The Winokur Family Foundation
Tray Hairston
Vangela Wade
Walton Family Foundation
Wesley Goings
Will & Susan Norton
William Yates
Woodward Hines Education Foundation

And if any of you baws have an essay you would like to share in regards to race, send it to them.