Honoring the Freedom Riders’ 60th Anniversary Following on the heels of the early 1960s boycotts and sit-ins against segregated lunch counters throughout the South, the Freedom Rides began May 4, … Continue reading The Ride for Freedom
Celebrating Mississippi’s Historic Trailblazers Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield (1809 – March 31, 1876) Internationally known as “The Black Swan,” Greenfield is an African American singer whose exceptional voice made her a popular … Continue reading June is Black Music Appreciation Month
Digital Magic Film Camp 2021
Honoring the legacy of African American women who boldly stepped up as changemakers In celebration of Women’s History Month in March 2021, NMHS Unlimited in association with Women for … Continue reading The Legacy of Courage Series
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Dr. Wilma Clopton of NMHS Unlimited Film Productions Mentors Students from Across the Country For years, Dr. Wilma E. Mosley Clopton, president and CEO of NMHS Unlimited Film Productions, has … Continue reading Race in America: Then and Now
The Elport Chess JATRAN Facility Naming September Marks Two Significant Milestones September 2017 marks two important and connected anniversaries in Mississippi’s Civil Rights history. First, 70 years ago in Jackson, … Continue reading Celebrating a Civil Rights Achievement 70 Years in the Making
Dr. Wilma E. Mosley Clopton was the March featured speaker at the Clinton Career Women Luncheon. She spoke about the diversity and strength of Mississippi women, and how these women … Continue reading Dr. Wilma E. Mosley Clopton Speaks at the Clinton Career Women Luncheon
NMHS Unlimited Film Productions is honored to welcome back Galean Stewart-James as the Master of Ceremonies for the 2018 Filmmaker’s “Mardi Gras” Bash. She is a native of Jackson, Mississippi, … Continue reading Master of Ceremonies Galean Stewart-James Returns to the Bash
