The brutal, disturbing murder of iconic Hollywood actor and filmmaker Rob Reiner in recent days brought to mind his time making a movie in Mississippi in the 1990s.
Mississippi has never lacked for outsiders who think they understand us. We’ve had plenty of carpetbaggers, crusaders, and cultural tourists who arrive with a script already written and leave with their prejudices intact. That’s why Ghosts of Mississippi still matters nearly three decades later—not because it was perfect, but because its director, the late Rob Reiner, did something rare for a Hollywood liberal telling a Southern story. He listened. Reiner came to Mississippi in the mid-1990s to tell a story that most Mississippians already knew by heart and some preferred to forget. Medgar Evers was murdered in his Jackson driveway in 1963 by white supremacist Byron De La Beckwith. Two all-white juries couldn’t bring themselves to convict in the 1960s. Justice came only in 1994, when a multiracial jury finally held Beckwith accountable. The arc of justice was long, the delay shameful, and the outcome overdue. What Reiner grasped—slowly, sometimes awkwardly—was that this wasn’t simply a morality play with clear heroes and villains neatly assigned. Mississippi’s racial history never is. The Evers case involved courage and cowardice, progress and backsliding, redemption and betrayal. It involved the late Bill Waller, who failed twice as a prosecutor and later succeeded politically as a capable governor. It involved Bobby DeLaughter, the young Hinds County prosecutor who finally won a conviction, then years later disgraced himself in a corruption scandal that complicated the very narrative Reiner had helped elevate. Reiner could have told a cleaner story. Instead, Ghosts of Mississippi lingered in the gray areas. James Woods’ chilling portrayal of Beckwith wasn’t cartoonish; it was unsettling because it felt ordinary and ominously familiar. Alec Baldwin’s DeLaughter was earnest but uncertain, driven as much by personal history as public duty. The film’s restraint frustrated some activists who wanted a sharper indictment. But it also rang true to anyone who has watched Mississippi inch forward without fully outrunning its past. My friend Willie Morris understood this tension better than most. In his book The Ghosts of Medgar Evers, Morris approached Reiner with a mixture of gratitude and skepticism. He appreciated that a Hollywood filmmaker had taken Mississippi’s story serious enough to wrestle with it rather than exploit it. But Morris also warned readers not to confuse cinematic justice with reality. The danger, he wrote, was that audiences would mistake a courtroom verdict for closure. Morris didn’t let Reiner off the hook, but he didn’t dismiss him either. He recognized that Reiner was changed by Mississippi. The experience sharpened Reiner’s political worldview—not by confirming his assumptions about Southern backwardness, but by confronting him with the persistence of moral courage in unlikely places. Myrlie Evers-Williams, who waited three decades for justice, was not a symbol to Reiner; she was a person whose patience and dignity forced him to reconsider easy narratives about race and redemption. That may be the film’s most lasting contribution to Reiner’s legacy. Known for comedies and courtroom dramas, Reiner had always worn his politics on his sleeve. But Ghosts of Mississippi marked a shift from preaching to persuading. It acknowledged that progress is made not by righteous speeches alone, but by uncomfortable listening—by understanding how history sits in a place like Mississippi, heavy and unavoidable. Mississippians sometimes bristle at outsiders telling our stories, and often for good reason. Too many have done it poorly. But Reiner’s time here offers a lesson worth remembering. You don’t have to be from Mississippi to respect its complexity. You do have to resist the urge to simplify it. The irony, of course, is that the film’s moral clarity was later muddied by real life. DeLaughter’s fall from grace didn’t invalidate the Beckwith conviction, but it reminded us that no one is immune to temptation, and no victory is permanent. That, too, is a Mississippi lesson—one Reiner didn’t shy away from, even as it complicated the legacy of his film. In the end, Ghosts of Mississippi didn’t tell us who to be. It asked us to remember who we’ve been. For a Hollywood outsider, that was no small achievement. And for Mississippi, it was a rare moment when someone came here not to lecture, but to learn. Sid Salter is a syndicated columnist. Contact him at sidsalter@sidsalter.com.Friday, December 26, 2025
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Trollfest '09
Trollfest '07 was such a success that Jackson Jambalaya will once again host Trollfest '09. Catch this great event which will leave NE Jackson & Fondren in flames. Othor Cain and his band, The Black Power Structure headline the night while Sonjay Poontang returns for an encore performance. Former Frank Melton bodyguard Marcus Wright makes his premier appearance at Trollfest singing "I'm a Sweet Transvestite" from "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." Kamikaze will sing his new hit, “How I sold out to da Man.” Robbie Bell again performs: “Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be Bells” and “Any friend of Ed Peters is a friend of mine”. After the show, Ms. Bell will autograph copies of her mug shot photos. In a salute to “Dancing with the Stars”, Ms. Bell and Hinds County District Attorney Robert Smith will dance the Wango Tango.
Wrestling returns, except this time it will be a Battle Royal with Othor Cain, Ben Allen, Kim Wade, Haley Fisackerly, Alan Lange, and “Big Cat” Donna Ladd all in the ring at the same time. The Battle Royal will be in a steel cage, no time limit, no referee, and the losers must leave town. Marshand Crisler will be the honorary referee (as it gives him a title without actually having to do anything).
Meet KIM Waaaaaade at the Entergy Tent. For five pesos, Kim will sell you a chance to win a deed to a crack house on Ridgeway Street stuffed in the Howard Industries pinata. Don't worry if the pinata is beaten to shreds, as Mr. Wade has Jose, Emmanuel, and Carlos, all illegal immigrants, available as replacements for the it. Upon leaving the Entergy tent, fig leaves will be available in case Entergy literally takes everything you have as part of its Trollfest ticket price adjustment charge.
Donna Ladd of The Jackson Free Press will give several classes on learning how to write. Smearing, writing without factchecking, and reporting only one side of a story will be covered. A donation to pay their taxes will be accepted and she will be signing copies of their former federal tax liens. Ms. Ladd will give a dramatic reading of her two award-winning essays (They received The Jackson Free Press "Best Of" awards.) "Why everything is always about me" and "Why I cover murders better than anyone else in Jackson".
In the spirit of helping those who are less fortunate, Trollfest '09 adopts a cause for which a portion of the proceeds and donations will be donated: Keeping Frank Melton in his home. The “Keep Frank Melton From Being Homeless” booth will sell chances for five dollars to pin the tail on the jackass. John Reeves has graciously volunteered to be the jackass for this honorable excursion into saving Frank's ass. What's an ass between two friends after all? If Mr. Reeves is unable to um, perform, Speaker Billy McCoy has also volunteered as when the word “jackass” was mentioned he immediately ran as fast as he could to sign up.
In order to help clean up the legal profession, Adam Kilgore of the Mississippi Bar will be giving away free, round-trip plane tickets to the North Pole where they keep their bar complaint forms (which are NOT available online). If you don't want to go to the North Pole, you can enjoy Brant Brantley's (of the Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance) free guided tours of the quicksand field over by High Street where all complaints against judges disappear. If for some reason you are unable to control yourself, never fear; Judge Houston Patton will operate his jail where no lawyers are needed or allowed as you just sit there for minutes... hours.... months...years until he decides he is tired of you sitting in his jail. Do not think Judge Patton is a bad judge however as he plans to serve free Mad Dog 20/20 to all inmates.
Trollfest '09 is a pet-friendly event as well. Feel free to bring your dog with you and do not worry if your pet gets hungry, as employees of the Jackson Zoo will be on hand to provide some of their animals as food when it gets to be feeding time for your little loved one.
Relax at the Fox News Tent. Since there are only three blonde reporters in Jackson (being blonde is a requirement for working at Fox News), Megan and Kathryn from WAPT and Wendy from WLBT will be on loan to Fox. To gain admittance to the VIP section, bring either your Republican Party ID card or a Rebel Flag. Bringing both and a torn-up Obama yard sign will entitle you to free drinks served by Megan, Wendy, and Kathryn. Get your tickets now. Since this is an event for trolls, no ID is required. Just bring the hate. Bring the family, Trollfest '09 is for EVERYONE!!!
This is definitely a Beaver production.
Note: Security provided by INS.
Wrestling returns, except this time it will be a Battle Royal with Othor Cain, Ben Allen, Kim Wade, Haley Fisackerly, Alan Lange, and “Big Cat” Donna Ladd all in the ring at the same time. The Battle Royal will be in a steel cage, no time limit, no referee, and the losers must leave town. Marshand Crisler will be the honorary referee (as it gives him a title without actually having to do anything).
Meet KIM Waaaaaade at the Entergy Tent. For five pesos, Kim will sell you a chance to win a deed to a crack house on Ridgeway Street stuffed in the Howard Industries pinata. Don't worry if the pinata is beaten to shreds, as Mr. Wade has Jose, Emmanuel, and Carlos, all illegal immigrants, available as replacements for the it. Upon leaving the Entergy tent, fig leaves will be available in case Entergy literally takes everything you have as part of its Trollfest ticket price adjustment charge.
Donna Ladd of The Jackson Free Press will give several classes on learning how to write. Smearing, writing without factchecking, and reporting only one side of a story will be covered. A donation to pay their taxes will be accepted and she will be signing copies of their former federal tax liens. Ms. Ladd will give a dramatic reading of her two award-winning essays (They received The Jackson Free Press "Best Of" awards.) "Why everything is always about me" and "Why I cover murders better than anyone else in Jackson".
In the spirit of helping those who are less fortunate, Trollfest '09 adopts a cause for which a portion of the proceeds and donations will be donated: Keeping Frank Melton in his home. The “Keep Frank Melton From Being Homeless” booth will sell chances for five dollars to pin the tail on the jackass. John Reeves has graciously volunteered to be the jackass for this honorable excursion into saving Frank's ass. What's an ass between two friends after all? If Mr. Reeves is unable to um, perform, Speaker Billy McCoy has also volunteered as when the word “jackass” was mentioned he immediately ran as fast as he could to sign up.
In order to help clean up the legal profession, Adam Kilgore of the Mississippi Bar will be giving away free, round-trip plane tickets to the North Pole where they keep their bar complaint forms (which are NOT available online). If you don't want to go to the North Pole, you can enjoy Brant Brantley's (of the Mississippi Commission on Judicial Performance) free guided tours of the quicksand field over by High Street where all complaints against judges disappear. If for some reason you are unable to control yourself, never fear; Judge Houston Patton will operate his jail where no lawyers are needed or allowed as you just sit there for minutes... hours.... months...years until he decides he is tired of you sitting in his jail. Do not think Judge Patton is a bad judge however as he plans to serve free Mad Dog 20/20 to all inmates.
Trollfest '09 is a pet-friendly event as well. Feel free to bring your dog with you and do not worry if your pet gets hungry, as employees of the Jackson Zoo will be on hand to provide some of their animals as food when it gets to be feeding time for your little loved one.
Relax at the Fox News Tent. Since there are only three blonde reporters in Jackson (being blonde is a requirement for working at Fox News), Megan and Kathryn from WAPT and Wendy from WLBT will be on loan to Fox. To gain admittance to the VIP section, bring either your Republican Party ID card or a Rebel Flag. Bringing both and a torn-up Obama yard sign will entitle you to free drinks served by Megan, Wendy, and Kathryn. Get your tickets now. Since this is an event for trolls, no ID is required. Just bring the hate. Bring the family, Trollfest '09 is for EVERYONE!!!
This is definitely a Beaver production.
Note: Security provided by INS.
Trollfest '07
Jackson Jambalaya is the home of Trollfest '07. Catch this great event which promises to leave NE Jackson & Fondren in flames. Sonjay Poontang and his band headline the night with a special steel cage, no time limit "loser must leave town" bout between Alan Lange and "Big Cat"Donna Ladd following afterwards. Kamikaze will perform his new song F*** Bush, he's still a _____. Did I mention there was no referee? Dr. Heddy Matthias and Lori Gregory will face off in the undercard dueling with dangling participles and other um, devices. Robbie Bell will perform Her two latest songs: My Best Friends are in the Media and Mama's, Don't Let Your Babies Grow up to be George Bell. Sid Salter of The Clarion-Ledger will host "Pin the Tail on the Trial Lawyer", sponsored by State Farm.
There will be a hugging booth where in exchange for your young son, Frank Melton will give you a loooong hug. Trollfest will have a dunking booth where Muhammed the terrorist will curse you to Allah as you try to hit a target that will drop him into a vat of pig grease. However, in the true spirit of Separate But Equal, Don Imus and someone from NE Jackson will also sit in the dunking booth for an equal amount of time. Tom Head will give a reading for two hours on why he can't figure out who the hell he is. Cliff Cargill will give lessons with his .80 caliber desert eagle, using Frank Melton photos as targets. Tackleberry will be on hand for an autograph session. KIM Waaaaaade will be passing out free titles and deeds to crackhouses formerly owned by The Wood Street Players.
If you get tired come relax at the Fox News Tent. To gain admittance to the VIP section, bring either your Republican Party ID card or a Rebel Flag. Bringing both will entitle you to free drinks.Get your tickets now. Since this is an event for trolls, no ID is required, just bring the hate. Bring the family, Trollfest '07 is for EVERYONE!!!
This is definitely a Beaver production.
Note: Security provided by INS.
There will be a hugging booth where in exchange for your young son, Frank Melton will give you a loooong hug. Trollfest will have a dunking booth where Muhammed the terrorist will curse you to Allah as you try to hit a target that will drop him into a vat of pig grease. However, in the true spirit of Separate But Equal, Don Imus and someone from NE Jackson will also sit in the dunking booth for an equal amount of time. Tom Head will give a reading for two hours on why he can't figure out who the hell he is. Cliff Cargill will give lessons with his .80 caliber desert eagle, using Frank Melton photos as targets. Tackleberry will be on hand for an autograph session. KIM Waaaaaade will be passing out free titles and deeds to crackhouses formerly owned by The Wood Street Players.
If you get tired come relax at the Fox News Tent. To gain admittance to the VIP section, bring either your Republican Party ID card or a Rebel Flag. Bringing both will entitle you to free drinks.Get your tickets now. Since this is an event for trolls, no ID is required, just bring the hate. Bring the family, Trollfest '07 is for EVERYONE!!!
This is definitely a Beaver production.
Note: Security provided by INS.

21 comments:
its too bad for bobby delaughter that alex baldwin didnt come back to mississippi and do delaughters federal prison time for him, after delaghter was convicted , sent to prison and disbarred.
that movie was as pathetic as it was cheesy.
no wonder archie called riener the meathead.
''delaughters fall from grace''...........my, what a gentile,
southern way of describing a federal indictment, a guilty plea, a conviction, a prison term and the subsequent disbarment.
to hear salter tell it ,bobby delaughter was guilty only of singing too loud in church.
Oh, geeze. Here we go again. The old ‘Mississippi hasn’t changed’, or has only “inched forward” narrative. I’m a Gen Xer, raised by parents from the Delta. I was never taught bigotry. Here is the reality of the Mississippi I know. 99% of the white folks I know, don’t care about your damn skin pigmentation, but about the kind of person you are. White folks want black folks to get educated, support themselves and their families, and be decent, moral and respectful people who make positive contributions to society, just like we want from ALL people of ALL ethnicities. There is no conspiracy to “keep black folks down.” That is pandering and fear mongering from race baiting preachers, politicians and community “leaders” who profit from pushing that tired, worn out narrative. If you want to find the reason black folks in Mississippi haven’t progressed as much as you would like to see, look at liberal policies, politicians, and within the black community itself.
Our family cheered that Beckwith and others were finally convicted. Yes, we thought that would bring some closure and healing. You’re right, it didn’t. We didn’t vote for Obama, but we were proud that our nation could move past skin color. However, what we got was 8 years of him sowing division and animosity, not healing or progress. The clinging to bigotry, in my opinion, does not come from white folks.
I didn’t think it was a great movie. I was a kid when they filmed it and at the time everyone in Jackson thought it was great. I’ve watched it twice as an adult and it is not a great movie. The highlight of the movie was James Woods’ performance.
Honestly though, James Woods is usually the best part of whatever movie he performs in. And that is an objective opinion and not because of his outspoken politics.
+10,000
Couldn’t stand him. Obnoxious idiot.
Well said.
Is Sid suffering from both "white guilt" and TDS?
There is no learning going on with the commenters on this blog. Smooth brain magats
Y’all are confusing several Mississippi movies
9:17, Thank you from another Gen Xer from the Delta. Well said.
Reiner trashed our state with his movie and Carroll O’Connor trashed us with “In the Heat of the Night”. Archie stereotypes blacks as saints and all Mississippi white men as evil and racist.
I believe it's spelled "genteel" unless you're a racist.
Are you talking about James Woods? And are you basing this on his performance or his politics? He often plays a villain. From Hedes in Hercules to Ol’ De Lay. James nails his role every single time. You hate him because he is that good.
Sid sits on, and plays both sides of the fence as usual.....but the devil owns the fence.
Hmm a look around Jackson in 2025 makes you really wonder if De Lay was an ignorant villain or a prophetic martyr?
Those type of Mississippi movies are pure comedy, especially for those of us who have left the state and the United States and see the world and its racism.
Sounds like someone needs to burn another MAGA cap to feel better
Except most of the movies by Reiner made in a similar vein wound up being busts.
His kind have been peddling white guilt for centuries. Famously most recently “as a white guy…” on twitter!
Yup, those who intend on overthrowing the U.S. do NOT want its citizens to truly know the level of racism and prejudice throughout the rest of the world. America is nothing compared to world history - yet it's been made to feel guilty about defending itself, with all of its faults - where other countries just don't give a shit.
"I didn’t think it was a great movie".
It wasn't.
A Box Office flop with below average to average reviews.
Very few positive reviews.
(Even Siskel and Ebert gave the film two thumbs down).
And the fact Reiner cast Whoopie Goldberg as Myrlie Evers is an insult to Myrlie Evers.
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