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Did Johnny Come Marching Home?
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Elport Chess and the Lanier Bus Boycott of 1947
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Farish Street: They Called It Home
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In Spite of It All: The Ollye Brown Shirley Story
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Living in the Town I.T. Montgomery Built
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Miss Minnie’s Girls
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Our Forgotten Roots: The Unkept Promise
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Pathfinders to a Legacy
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The Impact of One
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The Ride for Freedom
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Through My Brother’s Eyes
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OUR IMPACT

Working with Dr. Clopton was eye-opening. Despite all her accomplishments, she has a very humble soul and gives advice without bias. She opens doors in your mind that you had no recollection of installing.

Lenora Campbell
Former College Student/Filmmaker
Mentored by Dr. Clopton

The mission and work of NMHS Unlimited is important to me because of the multitudinous aspects of the work done by NMHS in researching and educating in the areas of Negro history, Mississippi history, cross-cultural education, and social justice.

Corinne Williams Anderson, Ed.D.
Retired Educator
NMHS Unlimited Lead Researcher

Dr. Wilma Clopton is an amazing woman. And through her work at NMHS Unlimited Film Productions, she is doing a great job with her documentaries and bringing us history that many people in our generation may not know.

Chef Grant Nooe
Chef Competitor at
NMHS Unlimited’s Filmmakers Bash

The true history of our people is seldom documented from our perspective. I support Dr. Clopton’s vision and mission to tell our untold stories … one story at a time.

Kim Gray
Healthcare Worker
NMHS Unlimited Volunteer

On behalf of the Mississippi Chapter of the Companions of the Holy Cross, I thank you for your wonderful presentation of the history of the Girl Scouts in the African American community in Mississippi. Thank you for the work you do to present history and enlighten others.

Therese Hanna
Companions of the Holy Cross
Mississippi Chapter

Did Johnny Come Marching Home?

Elport Chess and the Lanier Bus Boycott of 1947

Farish Street: They Called It Home

In Spite of It All: The Ollye Brown Shirley Story

Living in the Town I.T. Montgomery Built

Miss Minnie’s Girls

Our Forgotten Roots: The Unkept Promise

Pathfinders to a Legacy

The Impact of One

The Ride for Freedom

Through My Brother’s Eyes