Through God, This Mississippi Boys School Is Working to Heal the Racial Divide
GREENWOOD, MISSISSIPPI—Thomas McMillin Howard, known as “T. Mac,” describes Greenwood, Mississippi as a “backwards place.” And sadly, most people who’ve visited would agree. Separated by a bridge where the black population tends to live on one side, and the white population mostly lives on the other, Greenwood has struggled to recon with its racially-segregated past. Poverty…
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