State of Mississippi

Mississippi is four foot eleven and physically twenty-three. She has brown eyes and kinky black hair in braids to her shoulders. She wears glasses.

In her country form, her face is her flag, and she has the stripes from her flag running down her body, meaning that her arms are red, while the center of her body is blue, and the gold lines in between them are there. On her right hand is the magnolia flower, and on her left is the circle of stars.

In human form, she is mixed but often called black due to her hair, 56 White-44 POC, based on the 2020 census (this is also a very loose definition, but I am trying to give you a good baseline for "mixed"). The largest ethnic groups are English, African American, Scottish, and Scots-Irish.

She is slim and her body is almost rectangular.

Animal Features

Mississippi has traits from a bald eagle. She has wings and tail feathers. Her wingspan is 13.18 ft. She has had these traits since birth.

Historical Description

Mississippi has looked the same throughout her life, although her hair only became kinky in 1820.

Former Human Names

• 1949-Present: Margaret “Maggie” Ruby Washington

• 1865-1949: Margaret “Maggie” Eve Washington

• 1860-1865: Margaret “Maggie” Evelyn Parsons

• 1817-1860: Margaret “Maggie” Evelyn Washington

Former Country Names

• December 10, 1817-Present: State of Mississippi

• April 7, 1798-December 10, 1817: Territory of Mississippi