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Scott Colom makes history in Mississippi. Two other Black men did the same 150 years before him

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  1. APScott Colom makes history in Mississippi. Two other Black men did the same 150 years before him
  2. CNNBlack voters in Mississippi celebrate Colom’s win
  3. The Atlantic(subscription required)Scott Colom Is Mississippi’s First Black Senator in 150 YearsBlanche Bruce would have been proud of Scott Colom.
  4. BBCBefore Scott Colom, these two men were the last black US senators from MississippiThe Democratic candidate won in a southern state that had not seated a black senator since 1874.
  5. Al JazeeraWho is Scott Colom, Mississippi’s first Black senator in 150 years?Mississippi is home to a large Black American population but no Black person has held a Senate seat since the 1800s.
  6. MS NOWHow Scott Colom won Mississippi’s Senate raceA changed electorate, a sliver of Trump voters and backlash against the president helped a Democrat win a state Trump carried by 23 points.
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  8. New York Times(subscription required)Scott Colom Will Be Mississippi’s Third Black Senator. Who Were the First Two?Mr. Revels took his seat two days after Mississippi was readmitted to the union after the Civil War. Mr. Bruce served just before white leaders ushered in the Jim Crow era.
  9. PBS NewsHourScott Colom wins Senate election in MississippiDemocratic nominee Scott Colom has defeated Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi's closely contested U.S. Senate race after a prolonged ballot counting process, giving the state its first Black U.S. senator since post-Civil War Reconstruction.