Jackson, MS Mini-Documentary Feat. Minnie Watson of the Medgar Evers Home Museum

We are always grateful when we have the opportunity to sit down with Ms. Minnie Watson from the Medgar Evers Home Museum. Her words have a way of drawing you into the story- it’s like you’re right there. Stories like this one are so important to remember in our Mississippi history as we move towards a brighter future together.

“I may not see it, you may not see it. But I’m doing it for those coming on behind me.”

Special thanks to:

Ms. Minnie Watson of The Medgar Evers Home Museum owned by Tougaloo College

John P. Perkins, Lead Pastor of Common Ground Covenant Church

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