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Magnolia Mississippi Mayor resigns: Returns to roots in Africa February 6, 2021 After a successful political life in the United States, the Mayor of Magnolia is going back to live and work in Tanzania. Inspiration comes from the late Marcus Garvey, a Jamaican political activist who proposed that people of African descent should return to their mother continent. African Tourism Board is campaigning to attract Africans in Diaspora to visit their home continent. Respecting his ancestral continent of Africa, the Magnolia Mississippi Mayor resigns and Mr. Anthony Witherspoon last month dedicated h...

‘I am here in the Motherland’: Ex-Mississippi mayor moves to Africa, starts businesses ‘I am here in the Motherland’: Ex-Mississippi mayor moves to Africa, starts businesses (Source: Facebook/Anthony Witherspoon) By Associated Press | January 31, 2021 at 8:48 PM CST - Updated February 1 at 12:55 PM MAGNOLIA, Miss. (AP) — The former mayor of a small Mississippi town says he has moved to Africa to run a tourism business, and he is encouraging other Black people to also consider moving to the continent. Anthony Witherspoon resigned Dec. 31 in Magnolia, population ...

Ex-Mississippi mayor moves to Africa, starts businesses January 31, 2021 GMT MAGNOLIA, Miss. (AP) — The former mayor of a small Mississippi town says he has moved to Africa to run a tourism business, and he is encouraging other Black people to also consider moving to the continent. Anthony Witherspoon resigned Dec. 31 in Magnolia, population 2,260. He had been mayor since winning a 2014 special election, and he had six months remaining in this four-year term. The Enterprise-Journal reported that Witherspoon posted a Facebook video Jan. 24, saying he is living in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. AD...

The series starts at 9 a.m. Sunday with Gospel Yoga, a yoga practice for all ages and levels set to gospel music, led by yogis from The Collective STL. A second Gospel Yoga practice will take place on Monday from 9 to 10 a.m. The Collective STL is a nonprofit yoga and wellness studio in North St. Louis dedicated to “unapologetically affirm(ing) Black lives by intentionally creating a sacred space whereby participants can breathe, move, rest and heal,” according to The Collective STL website. On Sunday, at 3 p.m., the Missouri Historical Society will commemorate the 60 th anniversar...