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Mississippi has nation’s lowest workforce participation rate, report shows

By Simeon Gates,

2024-09-02

By Simeon Gates,

2024-09-02

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09-04

We know. It is what Mississippi do so that people can complain about socialism in the poorest state the nation! The entire state is considered poor, so it isn’t just the poor not working. Where does all the money go? All other southern states are doing better than MS. Why? Get out the vote!

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