Sen. Barack Obama scored a decisive victory in the North Carolina primary yesterday, while Sen. Hillary Clinton won the Indiana primary with a small margin. Jerry Mitchell, reporter for Mississippi's Clarion-Ledger newspaper, and Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist William Raspberry discuss the results and what they could mean for the next leg of the race.

Mississippi and other states in the south have seen a recent rise in the number of Latino immigrants. But there's concern that the lack access to healthcare makes these newcomers vulnerable to HIV. Tim Frasca, who works with the Latino Commission on AIDS Deep South, discusses why some Latino immigrants aren't getting adequate healthcare and prevention services, and what's being done to combat the problem.

Several years ago, a group of Sudanese refugees known as "The Lost Boys," came to Mississippi. One of the refugees, Peter Malual, is now a junior at Jackson State University. He shares his story. And Julie Hines Mabus, a former first lady of Mississippi, explains why she decided to become the champion of these refugees.

Unita Blackwell, Mississippi's first African American mayor and one of the state's most prominent civil rights leaders, reflects on the racial struggle in her state. Blackwell shares the lessons she gleaned from her long and legendary career.

Hilton Hollis, a native of Natchez, Miss., is a big name on the international fashion circuit. But he says he first became interested in style growing up in the south. Hollis explains how his southern heritage comes to life in his designs.