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Quick reminder to all folks, flex your rights
They apparently no longer feel a need to hide their racist legislation. >

Yup. It can be as obvious as the sun in the sky, but as long as they name it something that sounds good... >

White Supremacy, the only real "value" that republicans actually have. Everything else is in service of this, one way or the other. Just keep the angry white man thinking you've got his side against everyone else, and he won't give one shit you're robbing him blind. >

This will end well. /s >

Live right next to Jackson, the Statte Government is run by a good old Boys club, and ever since white flight to the suburbs in the 90s that left the city 78% black, the State Government has done everything they can to see it crash and burn. >

Even way out here on the west coast, this seems pretty clear. I still remember the governor starting his press conference with "It's a great day to not be in Jackson". >

I've said this in another thread and I'll say it again here. This is, among other things, what people mean by systemic or structural racism. Black people in this city and under this proposal, will not be able to vote for their judges and prosecutors like their white counterparts in other Mississippi cities because white people voted in white representatives who crafted this bill and will in all likelihood pass it. >

Okay citizens of Mississippi. The ball is in your court now.