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JACKSON - Margaret Burden of Tupelo, who wants to work as a professional hair braider, sees more economic opportunity for black women.
Christina Barnes of Hazlehurst, who's undergone formal training to become a nail technician, sees more children dropping out of school.
They have vastly different interpretations of the same bill that passed the Mississippi Senate on Wednesday.
The bill would require professional hair braiders to register with the state Board of Health ...
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