Megan McRaney, Author at Rethink Mississippi

Megan McRaney

Megan hails from Madison, Mississippi, and is pursuing her J.D. at Tulane University Law School. Megan studied sociology at the University of Mississippi and previously worked for Habitat for Humanity Metro-Jackson. You can contact Megan at megan.mcraney@gmail.com.

Week in Review
Rethinking the Week, April 19th ? April 25th

Here?s what we thought about this week, the 10,246th in Mississippi state history.
April 25, 2014
Week in Review
Rethinking the Week, April 12th ? April 18th

Here?s what we thought about this week, the 10,245th in Mississippi state history.
April 21, 2014
Week in Review
Rethinking the Week, April 5th ? April 11th

Here's what stuck with us this week, the 10,244th in Mississippi state history.
April 11, 2014
Economics
Women make $9,800 less than men in Mississippi. In other news, Mississippi is one of five states without a pay equity law.

In honor of Equal Pay Day, Mississippi should resolve to eliminate wage discrimination and other barriers to economic opportunity for women.
April 8, 2014
Week in Review
Rethinking the Week, March 29 ? April 4

Here?s what we thought about this week, the 10,243rd in Mississippi state history.
April 4, 2014
Week in Review
Rethinking the Week, March 22 ? March 28

Here?s what we thought about this week, the 10,242nd in Mississippi state history.
March 28, 2014
Week in Review
Rethinking the Week, March 15 ? March 21

A weekly aggregation of the ideas and issues that stuck with us. This week: Mississippi writers talk about life and literature in the state, and the uninsured are still skeptical of the ACA as the enrollment deadline approaches.
March 21, 2014
Analysis
To give children opportunity, help single working moms

Over one in three Mississippi children grow up below the federal poverty line. More than 75 percent of those kids live in homes with a single mother.
February 4, 2014