It’s Been More Than Two Decades, But Now Ivory Moore Can Register to Vote! Restoring Rights in Mississippi Ivory Moore has not been able to vote for almost 25 years.…
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Walter Lewis Gets His Rights Restored and Uses the Momentum to Encourage Others Restoring Rights in Mississippi After successfully getting his voting rights restored, Walter Lewis can move forward with…
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Brown vs Board of Education 70th Anniversary Reflections and Where We Go From Here The landmark Brown v. Board of Education case may seem like a lifetime ago, but as…
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One Voice Statement on House Bill 4130 The Mississippi Student Funding Formula Every child in Mississippi deserves access to quality public school education— no matter where they live. Adequate funding…
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Access to Broadband is Key to MS Being a Part of Technological Advancements Instead of Being Left Behind in Every Aspect Let’s Catch Up to the Present Twenty-five years ago,…
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SNAP & TANF Assist Mississippians with Basic Necessities & Lift Many Out of Poverty If You Qualify, There’s a Dire Need Federal safety-net programs like the Temporary Assistance for Needy…
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Being Employed Does Not Guarantee Health Insurance, Medicaid Expansion Can When It Comes to Taxes Lawmakers Can Make a Difference, But Have Historically Made the Rich Richer and the Poor…
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Supporting Public Schools Sustains Thriving Communities Mississippi Lawmakers Should Fully Fund Public Education A preventable and insidious epidemic is sweeping the country: private schools are getting richer at the expense…
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#Silenced Disenfranchised Mississippians Deserve to be Heard More than 2 million disenfranchised Americans have regained the right to vote in 26 states and the District of Columbia since 1997, according…
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Don’t Vote Regularly, Check Your Voting Status, or Poll Location? You Could Be Erased at the Polls With the next election quickly approaching, registered voters may assume they need only…
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