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History of the Second Amendment, Explained - Gun Control Changes Over Time

Ever wonder what the second amendment actually says? Or maybe you're curious about the history of gun control in the United States? Here's a complete timeline of gun control.

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Redistricting in America, Part Five: The Interior West/Heartland

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Kenya Cox to retire as head of African American Affairs Commission

Kenya Cox, a former staffer for two Republican congressman, will retire as executive director of the Kansas African American Affairs Commission.

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It was time : Kenya Cox to step down as leader of African American Affairs Commission

‘It was time’: Kenya Cox to step down as leader of African American Affairs Commission Andrew Bahl, Topeka Capital-Journal © Kenya Cox for Kansas Kenya Cox will step down as executive director of the Kansas African American Affairs Commission, Gov. Laura Kelly s office announced Tuesday. Kenya Cox, a Wichita activist and former staffer for two Republican congressmen, is set to step down from her position as executive director for the Kansas African American Affairs Commission, Gov. Laura Kelly s office announced Tuesday. Cox has served in the role since 2016, when she was appointed by then-Gov. Sam Brownback to head up the commission, which focuses on public policy work and community outreach to the African-American community in Kansas.

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Infrastructure; PA Amendment; Watergate Wise Men

Good morning, it’s Monday, May 17, 2021. Forty-eight years ago today, the American people were riveted by a spectacle that would result in the end of a presidency. With North Carolina Democrat Samuel J. Ervin Jr. presiding and Tennessee Republican Howard H. Baker Jr. serving as co-chairman, the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities commenced its much-anticipated public hearings. Sam Ervin’s record on race relations wouldn’t fully pass muster today: 76 years old at the time of the Watergate hearings, he was a product of his time in a segregated South. But Ervin had served his country nobly in World War I and had the combat citations and Purple Heart to prove it. He had been among the leaders in the 1954 Senate move to censure Joseph McCarthy.

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