November 4, 2010
The Mississippi Center for Justice, a public-interest law firm focused on poverty and race issues, has found a way to give donors a hands-on look at some of the problems facing the state.
Once a year, the group organizes a bus tour for donors that visits historical landmarks and cultural centers around Mississippi.
The Chronicle tagged along on a recent tour. Watch the slideshow above to see how one woman described her experience on the tour.
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