Lesbian Texas state rep running for Congress says she’s ‘running for the people, not the powerful’
Jolanda Jones doesn't wait for permission to speak her mind.
November 03 2025 5:57 PM
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Jolanda Jones doesn't wait for permission to speak her mind.
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