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National campaign condemns voter suppression, Mississippi policies

National campaign condemns voter suppression, Mississippi policies
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Poor People s Campaign decries voter suppression, discuss disparities in Mississippi policy

Poor People s Campaign decries voter suppression, discuss disparities in Mississippi policy
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Kenneth Stokes doesn t regret a thing

Kenneth Stokes doesnât regret a thing Kenneth Stokes doesnât regret a thing (Source: WLBT) By Josh Carter | March 15, 2021 at 4:05 PM CDT - Updated March 15 at 4:05 PM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Is there a man in the history of Jackson politics as notorious as Kenneth Stokes? Known more for his soundbites than his political ideology, the firebrand politician is a walking headline, every word out of his mouth a possible story. Throughout his three decades in the public sphere, Stokes has collected controversies as if it were a hobby. This has led to his becoming one of the most polarizing figures in the state and probably why the Facebook page

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Mississippi s capital city enters week 4 of a water crisis: Here s how it got to this point

Residents in Mississippi's largest city are contending with a weekslong water crisis that has left many without water safe to drink.

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TIMELINE: Jackson is in the middle of a water crisis How did we get here?

Timeline: Jackson is in the middle of a water crisis. How did we get here? Sarah Haselhorst, Mississippi Clarion Ledger WATCH: Jackson resident nine days without water gets her water back Replay Video UP NEXT A water outage in Jackson has caused many to lug gallons from distribution sites to their homes just to flush the toilet. Low pressure in faucets has made it difficult to shower or wash dishes. A citywide water boil has left thousands of people without immediate, safe drinking water. How did it happen? Here s what to know: Feb. 16: Winter weather and icy temperatures choked equipment at the city s water treatment plants, rendering water pressure inadequate. It caused nearly 43,000 water customers in Jackson to be placed under a boil-water advisory.

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