Jaz Brisack is an impressive young lady. Besides earning outstanding grades in general studies, English, journalism, and public policy, she’s president of the College Democrats, a labor organizer, and a women’s health advocate. And now, she’s a Rhodes Scholar.
Brisack says Mississippi society is a “patriarchy,” and called GOP Senate candidate Cindy Hyde-Smith a “white supremacist” who “reinforce[s] and uphold[s] misogynist policies.” She’s in a position to know.
I suspect we’re looking at a future leader here, someone who will help bring Mississippi into the modern era. I don’t mean Hyde-Smith, who is nothing more than the last gasp of a dying era, which is better left for dead (but don’t tell Trump that).