With permission from author Nay Davis, this opinion explores the contrasting community responses to the deaths of Nolan Xavier Wells and Aubreigh Wyatt in Ocean Springs, challenging readers to consider whether all grieving families receive the same compassion, support, and calls for accountability.
In this guest opinion, Rep. Kabir Karriem says the death of Nolan Xavier Wells is about more than one family’s loss. It is a test of Mississippi’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and equal justice under the law.
After attending Baby Kohen Wiley’s visitation as both a father and a public servant, Rep. Kabir Karriem urges Mississippi leaders to ensure a transparent, impartial investigation, arguing that truth and accountability are essential for justice and healing.
The community will gather March 20–22, 2026, to celebrate the extraordinary life of Dr. John M. Perkins, who passed away peacefully on March 13 at the age of 95. Known for his unwavering faith, commitment to justice, and heart for reconciliation, Dr. Perkins left a legacy that has touched countless lives in Mississippi, across the…
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