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Mississippi is roughly the same % Black as today’s Bed-Stuy, which is represented by an entirely Black slate of local officials, as well a Black member of Congress.
But Mississippi does not have early in-person voting, requires photo ID to vote, and has a felony disenfranchisement law dating to 1890 that today permanently bars nearly 70,000 state residents from voting.
@DemocracyDocket reports that in the last midterm election, that state "ranked dead last in the nation for voter turnout" and that this year voters there had to overcome "a system that perhaps makes it more difficult to vote than anywhere in the country."
Scott Colom's win is a remarkable achievement.
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Tonight let's please honor the memory of Medgar Evers, World War II veteran and NAACP field secretary in Mississippi, who was murdered at the age of 37 outside his home in June 1963 and gave his life for civil and voting rights in Mississippi:
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I'm glad somebody in his field said it. Stephen A Smith is a hardcore republican cosplaying as a centrist and it's been blatantly obvious for a few years now
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Thank you, Florida.
We didn’t get the result we fought for tonight. I’m not going to pretend that it doesn’t hurt.
But I want y’all to hear me. What we built together is REAL. Every door you knocked, every call you made, every dollar you gave and every friend you brought to the polls proved that working people in this state are ready for something better.
That movement isn’t going anywhere, and neither am I.
The fight continues.
Love, Angie 💗
#AngieForFlorida
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Angie Nixon's race in Florida was so close, imagine if the Democratic party had supported her. She was basically on her own and almost won. They could have taken that seat, but I guess the leadership hates progressives more than beating Republicans
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Stay safe folks. Friendly reminder.
I fought to stop DeSantis from using emergency disaster relief funds for political stunts like Alligator Alcatraz. Ashley Moody allowed it.
I raised the alarm and organized around the 50% cuts to FEMA. Ashley Moody was silent.
We purchased beds, donated money, supplies and food to hurricane survivors. Moody, while Attorney General turned the other way when insurance companies, her donors, denied claims to rebuild homes.
Vote accordingly.
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Say that @AngieNixon!!!
Ashley Moody NEVER walked the line with you @TeamsterSOB. But ok brother. Shout out to all the rank & file Teamsters that are voting for me. I will ALWAYS STAND WITH YOU!
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Another player that I'm extremely proud of is Izzy Borlase man. I don't think people understand how tough it is for a 22 year old rookie to do what she did this post season. We need to give her more offensive responsibility next season because she's not afraid of the moment.
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I support Angel Reese because I love women’s basketball. I want her to succeed because she helps move the needle, and I enjoy watching talented, competitive players push the sport forward.
That doesn’t put her above criticism.
She played horribly during parts of these Finals, and there’s plenty to critique: finishing, shot selection, turnovers, and stretches where her offensive execution simply wasn’t good enough.
Rebounding matters so much to the game……BUT so does what happens after you get the ball.
Supporting her doesn’t require defending every possession, every decision she makes, or every reaction she has. I can respect her competitiveness and still question how she handles certain moments.
Two things can be true at once.
Some people think support requires making excuses for her. Others think criticism requires personal hatred.
Both groups need to grow up.
I love the sport enough to take her game seriously. That means giving her credit and holding her accountable. Some will only do one or the other; which is very telling.
I’m rooting for Angel and her growth all around. I’m not applying for her public relations department.
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"Coach Sumrall showed me so much character and Florida was everything to me."
Just days after his father died, Florida coach Jon Sumrall met with Jadan Baugh as the star RB was figuring out his future. Together, they have the Gators and have built a strong relationship ❤️
(via @MartySmithESPN)
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A column on Kevin Willard, who embarrassed himself and #Villanova:
share.inquirer.com/v16ZE3
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This is America. The great part of America. Repost
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Elle Duncan says covering the WNBA is "toxic as hell."
Here's her full reason why.
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They ain’t gonna give you many repost off this one my boy
Replying to @GatorNationFBPC
8) Tramell Jones, for me, is the better passer. Given how teams are playing the Gators, he should get the start so we can see what he can do.
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Up until 10 years ago, such brazen racism would have ended the career of even the most rightwing politician.
Today you can be president. We are in a very dark place as a country.
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A couple members of the UF Athletics Hall of Fame Class of '26 will do the "Two Bits" thing for homecoming Saturday. Perhaps you've heard of 'em.
#Gators Forever
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