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Roaming Charges: Spare the AR-15, Spoil the Child

Roaming Charges: Spare the AR-15, Spoil the Child
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<p>As Mississippi prepared to launch a state-run educational television network in 1970, its members voted 3-2 that images of a multiracial group of children at play on "Sesame Street" would antagonize conservative politicians and jeopardize the network's funding.</p>

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Mississippi banned Sesame Street for showing Black and White kids playing

Mississippi banned Sesame Street for showing Black and White kids playing
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The long history of white, Southern politicians rejecting health care expansion

Southern politicians have a long history of opposing efforts to provide government-sponsored health care for their constituents.

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Longtime judge, state senator Fred Wicker dies

Former circuit court judge, state senator and father of U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker Thomas Frederick "Fred" Wicker has died. He was 98.

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