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MS HC4
Concurrent Resolution
Status
Failed
4/1/2023
Primary Sponsor
Tom Miles
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AI Summary
- First African-American female to earn a law degree from the University of Mississippi on January 27, 1970, and first African-American judge in Mississippi
- Served as staff attorney for the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law and held positions including Director of Human Development under Governor William Winter, Assistant Secretary of State for Elections and Public Lands, and General Counsel
- Led efforts for Mail-In Voter Registration (signed into law April 1, 1991) and Motor Voter Registration, serving on the National Motor Voter Advisory Board
- Created the Slaughter Memorial providing after-school tutorial programs and youth initiatives, served as Adjunct Professor at Tougaloo College for 35 years, and received an endowed chair named in her honor
- Commends and honors Attorney Constance Slaughter-Harvey's legacy as a historic civil rights activist, attorney, community leader, and mentor who has received over 5,000 awards and honors throughout her career
Legislative Description
Attorney Constance Slaughter-Harvey; commend and honor historic legacy as a living legal icon.
Last Action
Died In Committee
4/1/2023
Committee Referrals
Rules1/4/2023
Full Bill Text
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