In the 1960s, we passed the Voting Rights Act to protect the right of all Americans to vote. Forces in this country have been working ever since to gut the act, and if they get their way they’re finally going to succeed. theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…

The Decision That Could End Voting Rights

A federal court’s opinion yesterday could render the Voting Rights Act meaningless, if the Supreme Court upholds it.

theatlantic.com

Nov 29, 2023 · 6:02 PM UTC

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Divisive
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The Democratic Party rigs it’s primaries and imprisons journalists for revealing this fact 🤡
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What are you saying? Do you want even less secure elections?
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One might suggest that if an act is sixty years old and hasn’t achieved it goal across generations it might not be the most effective tool to the change you seek.
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Look what happened to ROE? It’s not far fetched to lose the years of work achieved with the voting process for ALL. I think the American people are not realizing it and it’s very concerning to me. #PEACE #VOTE #Marianne2024
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