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Congresswoman, i appreciate you joining us. are you happy? do you think progress can be made overnight into tomorrow? >> i think the fact that we got 219 votes to adjourn. i know that seems like a farcical thing, but that's a small victory. and yes, i think that we're going to continue this process. but people are seeing the process that typically occurs behind closed doors, and what people used to laughingly refer to and derisively referred to as smoke-filled back rooms, this is happening out in the public's eye. this is part of that process. it's part of the process of the house and they're ...

On in political back rooms. the fact that -- the issue was about redistricting and redistricting is not a pretty thing. so having those conversations, having those frustrations, i perfectly understand that. being afraid the latino political power is being dilute it, i understand that frustration. what i don't understand and what is unacceptable, i've talked to kevin a couple of times over the years, they're active in the protests against proposition 187 in california that created -- that made california as blue as it is. to hear this, i don't want to call it disappointing, it's disgusting. it'...

STARKVILLE • In any given publication since 1939, The Journal of Mississippi History has been an invaluable record of the institutional memory of the state of Mississippi. But few editions

In any given publication since 1939, The Journal of Mississippi History has been an invaluable record of the institutional memory of the state of Mississippi. But few editions of the scholarly journal have been more valuable to Mississippians than is the current Vol. 84, No. 1 and No. 2 for the Spring and Summer of 2022.

By Sid Salter In any given publication since 1939, The Journal of Mississippi History has been an invaluable record of the institutional memory of the state of Mississippi. But few editions of the scholarly journal have been more valuable to Mississippians than is the current Vol. 84, No. 1 and No.