Civil rights photographs return to Mississippi; exhibit asks visitors to name the people in them JANS – A new exhibit at the Smith Robertson Museum and Cultural Center brings together the work of five photographers who documented the civil rights movement in Mississippi between 1963 and 1966: Bob Fitch, Matt Herron, Jim Marshall, Jim Peppler, and Tamio Wakayama. Some were journalists; some were members of the movement itself. Sixty years later, …
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