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The Navy Secretary touted its ships as "beacons in every port of call" for "diversity, equity, and inclusion," in a message to the force celebrating Pride Month.
The Navy's Twitter account changed its cover photo temporarily to a rainbow-colored graphic to kick off the beginning of Pride Month.
The Switcher: Jim Herring and Two-Party Politics book shares the unique perspective on a transitional time in Mississippi politics by the only former member of the Mississippi Democratic Party State Executive Committee to later serve as Chairman of the Mississippi Republican Party.
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