Jefferson County

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Born on October 28th, 1996, Rasheem Carter grew up in Fayette, a small rural community in Jefferson County, Mississippi.

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Located near the Louisiana border.

So Rasheem was raised there alongside his younger brother, surrounded by all four grandparents.

His father died when Rasheem was 14 years old.

Rasheem attended Jefferson County High School and graduated in 2015.

He played football.

You know, the state's majority black counties came in more than the percentage point ahead of the statewide rate, 17.1%.

Jefferson County, Mississippi's second most black county behind Claiborne, largest positive turnout differential in the state, 9.5 points above the state.

So even though Mississippi's primary is low, black voters in Mississippi already outvote their white counterparts.

So now you have somebody in here like a look at what happened in Greensboro.