US Midterm Elections Produce Historic Wins For Indigenous, Minority Candidates
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The Democratic midterm elections on Tuesday, November 3rd, resulted in numerous historic firsts for minority groups. These groundbreaking elections include, for example, Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim senator; Chris Pappas, the first openly gay senator; and Keisha Lance Bottoms, the first Black woman elected governor. Gauthier Rybinski, international affairs commentator for France 24, provides further details.
Minority politicians have assumed leading positions for the very first time.
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24 heuresThe mid-term elections broke a few glass ceilings, allowing minority democrats to take up prominent positions.
US Midterm Elections Produce Historic Wins For Indigenous, Minority Candidates
The November 3, United States midterm elections have produced a series of historic victories for Indigenous Americans, Black politicians, Latino candidates and other minority groups, breaking longstanding barriers in the country’s political landscape. The elections saw the emergence of the first Native American woman elected governor, the first Indigenous woman elected to the US Senate […]
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