Historic day for women in Mississippi. @MSHouseOfRep passes HB 770 “Equal Pay for Equal Work Act” #msleg https://t.co/lwdZffY1kq
Missy McGee
@MissyWMcGee · MS · H
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Percentage-point difference between this legislator’s topic share and the party median. Bars left are under-indexed; bars right are over-indexed.
Most distinctive Civil Rights 2.2 pp below the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −2.2 pp to +2.2 pp. Most distinctive topic: Civil Rights, 2.2 pp below the party median.
- Civil Rights Under-indexed −2.2 pp
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Civil Rights | 1.9% | 4.1% | −2.2 pp | Under-indexed | 42 |
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Historic day for women in Mississippi. @MSHouseOfRep passes HB 770 “Equal Pay for Equal Work Act” #msleg https://t.co/lwdZffY1kq
Historic day for women in Mississippi. @MSHouseOfRep passes HB 770 “Equal Pay for Equal Work Act” #msleg https://t.co/lwdZffY1kq
Historic day for women in Mississippi. @MSHouseOfRep passes HB 770 <U+201C>Equal Pay for Equal Work Act<U+201D> #msleg https://t.co/lwdZffY1kq
Historic day for women in Mississippi. @MSHouseOfRep passes HB 770 “Equal Pay for Equal Work Act” #msleg https://t.co/lwdZffY1kq
Historic day for women in Mississippi. @MSHouseOfRep passes HB 770 “Equal Pay for Equal Work Act” #msleg https://t.co/lwdZffY1kq
I also hope history remembers each member of the Legislative Black Caucus. For well over a half-century our African American colleagues have faithfully come into the House Chamber to represent their communities while under the shadow of a symbol that didn't represent them. (6/10)
Representative Alyce Clarke speaking for the last time on the MS House floor. Saying <U+201C>you don<U+2019>t know what you can do until you try.<U+201D> Amen, Alyce. It<U+2019>s been a privilege to serve with you. Thank you for paving the way for all the women behind you. https://t.co/383ZAYI1sZ
After 38 years of serving Dist 69, my colleague, Rep. Alyce Clarke announced her retirement yday. Rep. Clarke, first African American women elected to #msleg, has served as a trailblazer to all women who came behind her. I<U+2019>m very grateful & honored to have served alongside her.
It always saddens me to see a woman pioneer leave us. Rest In Peace, Justice Ginsburg, a trailblazer and advocate for women.