In Medgar Evers’ Mississippi, Voters Picked a Black Senator
Scott Colom’s narrow victory over Cindy Hyde-Smith marks a historic shift in Mississippi, where generations of Black Americans fought for voting rights. His election caps a midterm cycle that dramatically expanded Black political representation nationwide.
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