On what would’ve been Medgar Evers’s 100th birthday, we remember a man who stood tall in the face of hatred—and whose impact still shapes our fight for justice today.
Every line tells a story. Every shadow holds truth.
“He passionately fought to expand opportunity for African Americans and heroically and consistently got into good trouble to help put an end to Jim Crow segregation.” - @hakeem-jeffries.bsky.social
Watch Leader Hakeem Jeffries reflect on the lifelong mission of Medgar and Myrlie Evers.
Listen to Rob Reiner reflect on Medgar Evers’ fight for equality. “Here we are so many years later. We’re still carrying on that fight, but we’re carrying it on the shoulders of men like Medgar Evers.”
👏 Thank you to MS Broadcasting for helping spread the word about Democracy in Action—a once-in-a-generation convening celebrating the life and legacy of Medgar Wiley Evers.
“Medgar, thank you. We’re still walking the path that you cleared, and we’ll keep your memory and your legacy alive every step of the way.” - @govwesmoore.bsky.social
Hear from Governor Wes Moore about Medgar Evers' enduring legacy.
“There are martyrs who shaped the civil rights movement—the martyrdom of Medgar Evers paved the way for the Voting Rights Act.”
Listen to Reverend Mark Thompson's message and join us to celebrate 100 years of Medgar Evers' legacy. Save your seat here: www.eventbrite.com/e/a-night-of...
Today, on his 92nd birthday, we celebrate James Meredith—civil rights icon, trailblazer, and living legacy—and the profound influence of Medgar Evers on his journey.
“Without Medgar Evers, there would be no James Meredith as he is known today.” - James Meredith
🎉 Huge thanks to our partners at MS Broadcasting for their incredible support of the Medgar Evers at 100 Centennial! This June, we honor a towering figure in the fight for justice and recommit to the movement he helped build.
“Medgar Wiley Evers—a World War II veteran, the first NAACP field secretary in Mississippi, a giant of the civil rights movement—paid the ultimate price for our freedom.” - @warnock.senate.gov
“He believed voting rights were how democracy was best lived, and he did everything in his power to make sure every Mississippian grew up believing in their right to full participation.” - @staceyabrams.com
🎶 It’s happening 🎶 🎟️ Save your seat: www.eventbrite.com/.../a-night-.... We’re honoring the legacy of Medgar Evers with an unforgettable concert featuring: ✨ Rita Brent ✨ Tisha Campbell ✨ Leela James ✨ Q Parker & Friends ✨ DJ Unpredictable 🗓️ Saturday, June 28 📍 Jackson Convention Complex #Evers100
We’re honored to share this reflection from Reena Evers, who speaks about the lasting impact of her father, Medgar Evers. He was not only a giant in the fight for justice, but also a devoted father.
Listen to Reena's powerful message and join us in honoring Medgar's legacy: tinyurl.com/Medgar100
We’re throwing a celebration worthy of Medgar Evers’ 100th. This is more than a concert. It’s a tribute to joy, justice, and the enduring spirit of a movement. tinyurl.com/Medgar100
Who was Medgar Evers? A freedom fighter, visionary, and voice for dignity. His assassination, 62 years ago today, on June 12, 1963 shocked the world — and helped push President JFK to call for a sweeping civil rights bill. Honor his legacy and join us in Jackson this June. tinyurl.com/Medgar100
