Mississippi state elects first Black senator since 1874
The midterm elections in the US has seen many upsets. But perhaps the biggest has been saved till last. The deep south state of Mississippi has voted for its first Black senator since the year 1874. Scott Colom’s victory makes him the first Democrat to become Mississippi's senator in 44 years. Sumeyye Ceylan Cakmak reports on this truly historic victory.
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