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About New York City

“Almost Famous” pops in my head—“The only true currency is what ya share!” Brothel gals share plenty, heh, but it ain’t free! Imagine Penny Lane struttin’ in there, all mysterious, droppin’ lines like, “You’re too sweet for rock’n’roll!” I’d laugh my butt off. D’oh! Fun fact—Victorian times, fancy brothels had secret codes, knock twice, wink, sneaky stuff. Surprised me—thought it was just bangin’!

'She will always be a legend around here.' The life of Mississippi Madam Nellie Jackson

I'm here at the famous Nellie Jackson's House. It was once the site of a long-running brothel that was owned and operated by Nellie Jackson ().

I wander through the Milhaven neighborhood and man, these quirks got me thinkin’. Walking down St. Catherine St., I pass small cafes, local art shops, cafes where folks sip on strong coffee. You ever notice how these spots breed authenticity? I do—my work as a counselor helps me see how these little nooks light up someone's day. It's like... "Do you know what the answer is? I don't know!" Yeah, wild, right?

Symposium features lesser-known part of Natchez’s civil rights history