In 1986, a community uprising in the Mississippi Delta captivated the nation.
“Indianola merchants ask for end to black boycott,” Associated Press, March 28, 1986.“Indianola stores report surge in shoppers,” Enterprise-Tocsin, May 8, 1986.“Jackson wins school board seat,” Enterprise-Tocsin, March 6, 1986.“Merritt hired; crisis comes to an end,” Enterprise-Tocsin, May 8, 1986.“No superintendent yet,” Enterprise-Tocsin, Oct. 17, 1985.“Opinion: Indianola deserves better,” Enterprise-Tocsin, March 27, 1986.
“ ‘Outside interests’ may be called; Spurlock hints at boycott spread,” Enterprise-Tocsin, April 24, 1986.,” Washington Post, April 21, 1986.Rushing, David. “Indianola principal has lengthy educational record; Applicant’s achievements are many and varied,” Enterprise-Tocsin, Dec. 12, 1985.“Schools may face another boycott of classrooms,” Enterprise-Tocsin, April 3, 1986.Shehee, Rebecca. “Supt. D.B. Floyd to retire,” Enterprise-Tocsin, May 2, 1985.
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