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Re: After 148 years, Mississippi finally ratifies 13th Amendment, which banned slaver
Somewhat, but this is a more consequential matter. It should have been a procedural process done with pride of correcting the wrong (as smaller consequential subjects also have happen to them), but of course, it is met with mockery now. On a much smaller level, North Dakota removed the poll tax language from its Constitution just this past fall.
it matter not if Mississippi ratified it on day 1, ratified it years and years later... or never ratifies it.....
it changes nothing.
this is a non-issue... entirely.
Somewhat, but this is a more consequential matter. It should have been a procedural process done with pride of correcting the wrong (as smaller consequential subjects also have happen to them), but of course, it is met with mockery now. On a much smaller level, North Dakota removed the poll tax language from its Constitution just this past fall.
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